Synonym for absolve is "excuse" - synonyms and words

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Synonym for absolve [verb]

The synonym absolve synonymous definition words:

means "pardon"
excuse, forgive

- conjugate verb absolve

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absolve [verb]

means "acquit"
justify, clear, exculpate, exonerate, discharge, liberate

Further results for the word "absolve"

acquit [verb]

means "pardon"
justify, absolve, exculpate, excuse, exonerate, forgive

- conjugate verb acquit

clear [verb]

means "action"
absolve, pardon, clear up, resolve, explain, acquit

- conjugate verb clear
- translate clear

condone [verb]

means "pardon"
absolve, excuse, acquit, reprieve, remit, exculpate

- conjugate verb condone

discharge [verb]

means "release"
absolve, let go, acquit, clear, exonerate, free

- conjugate verb discharge

excuse [verb]

means "action"
pardon, absolve, condone, acquit, reprieve, remit

- conjugate verb excuse

exempt [verb]

means "excuse"
absolve, release, free, discharge, liberate, dispense

- conjugate verb exempt

expiate [verb]

means "atone"
redeem, absolve, appease, compensate, excuse, forgive

- conjugate verb expiate

justify [verb]

means "excuse"
absolve

- conjugate verb justify

pardon [verb]

means "action"
absolve, exonerate, acquit, exculpate, clear, condone

- conjugate verb pardon

remit [verb]

means "pardon"
absolve, excuse, forgive, overlook, release, give back

- conjugate verb remit

vindicate [verb]

means "exonerate"
acquit, absolve, free, clear, excuse

- conjugate verb vindicate

acquitted [adjective]

means "innocent"
excused, absolved, exonerated, vindicated, irreproachable, clear

clear [adjective]

means "person"
innocent, excused, absolved, exonerated, vindicated, irreproachable

- translate clear

excused [adjective]

means "innocent"
clear, absolved, exonerated, vindicated, irreproachable, acquitted

exempt [adjective]

means "excused"
immune, freed, cleared, privileged, absolved, excluded

irreproachable [adjective]

means "innocent"
excused, absolved, exonerated, vindicated, clear, acquitted

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