absolution in Greek
absolution in Greek is άφεση — absolution means a formal declaration of forgiveness for sins, especially one given by a priest.
absolution in Greek
άφεση
Pronounced: afesi
What does "absolution" mean?
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noun A formal declaration of forgiveness for sins, especially one given by a priest.
"The priest granted him absolution after his confession."
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noun A general release from blame or guilt for wrongdoing.
"She sought absolution for the mistakes of her youth."
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absolution in a sentence
- The priest granted him absolution after his confession.
- She sought absolution for the mistakes of her youth.
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What is "absolution" in Greek?
"absolution" in Greek is άφεση. absolution means: A formal declaration of forgiveness for sins, especially one given by a priest.
How do you pronounce άφεση?
"absolution" in Greek is άφεση, pronounced "afesi".
How do you use "absolution" in a sentence?
Example: "The priest granted him absolution after his confession." In Greek, "absolution" is άφεση.
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