absolve
B2CEFR level
50/100Rarity: uncommon
TechnicalRegister
Law verb
To declare someone free from guilt or liability.
The jury's verdict absolved her of any part in the conspiracy.
Business verb
To release someone from blame, obligation, or responsibility.
The waiver purported to absolve the vendor of any liability for consequential losses.
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