absolving
Meaning
of Absolve
Source: Webster's dictionaryExamples
Earlier that day, a Trump-appointed federal judge in New York issued absolving Carlson of wrongdoing in a defamation case after Fox News admitted that its star host is not always accurate when he discusses the news on TV.
In absolving Otema of raping student Y, Justice Soladoye noted that the demeanor of Student Y in her testimony was mischievous and she would not have claimed that she was raped if Otema had paid her the N50,000 agreed upon before their rendezvous.
Confide all the details to someone else who could tell the truth - absolving you of all responsibility.
Finally, I think that when we start deeming any war “unavoidable” we are absolving one or both parties of their moral culpability.
The U.S. has a discreditable history of absolving wrongdoers when their crimes are grand enough and the perpetrators sufficiently prominent.
The panel has not only displayed a bias to do the bidding of the Lagos State governor, it has also indicated that the whole essence of the panel is a charade put together to deceive the people and absolving the guilty of any wrongdoing.