absolve
The origin and history of absolve.
Etymology
From Latin absolvere, "to set free" or "acquit," built from ab ("away from") and solvo ("to loosen, release").
The origin and history of absolve.
From Latin absolvere, "to set free" or "acquit," built from ab ("away from") and solvo ("to loosen, release").
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