absolve
- It refers to the action of freeing or relieving someone from an obligation or responsibility
- It's the act of officially deciding that someone is not at fault or is not liable
- The judge may absolve the defendant of the charges if evidence of innocence is presented.
- Let's not rush to absolve the firm, they must first prove they met the industry standards.
- The auditor was absolved from blame as she had followed all the correct protocols.
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