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absolved

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Adjective — Formally cleared of blame, guilt, or a wrongdoing.

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absolved of guilt absolved of responsibility absolved from blame

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What does “absolved” mean?

The word “absolved” means formally cleared of blame, guilt, or a wrongdoing. In plain terms, officially let off the hook — declared not guilty or freed from a duty or blame.

How do you use “absolved” in a sentence?

Here is “absolved” used in a sentence: “After the inquiry, the officer was absolved of any wrongdoing.”

What part of speech is “absolved”?

“Absolved” is an adjective.

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