absolve

They do seem to absolve themselves of anything and everything.

My saying that absolves me of the need to say anything about the next case.

But that did not absolve me from trying in every way I could to test its truth.

How does anything said today absolve the actions of someone 200 years ago?

At the same time he absolves himself from blame in the Fall.

What you say may be true, but it cannot absolve my guilt.

What else is to come will absolve you of anything."

But the admission, to absolve me, had to come from him.

Such a proof as this absolves you from your word.

He spent a year in custody before a civil court absolved him.

She said he had heard their confessions and absolved them.

A program like this does not absolve the writer of responsibility.

Another 76 other police and troops, including an army general, were absolved by the military court after a 15-week trial.

A. I would leave it stand that we cannot absolve anyone from his responsibility under international law.

"Are you trying to absolve me of responsibility on this weather issue?"

After all, he could maintain, the voters have absolved him.

Or being made by the Father to absolve - to pay - for the sins of others?

Besides, the shows absolve her of the need to cook.

He is serving his country, which has the power to absolve him from evil.

An investigation absolved him of blame, but the report was not made public.

He meant this in a nice way, to absolve me, as it were.

"I absolve your person here present, in all its aspects."

We cannot absolve leaders of responsibility simply because their circumstances are difficult.

He seemed to have forgotten that he'd absolved her from the practice of law just a moment earlier.

This did not absolve him from prosecution for his actions.