expiate

expiate

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词语辨析：

expiate与compensate的区别在于，expiate强调通过赎罪来清除过错或罪恶，而compensate则强调通过给予补偿来弥补损失或错误。

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柯林斯词典（Collins Dictionary）解释：

To expiate a crime or sin means to do something to show that you are sorry for it.

牛津词典（Oxford Dictionary）解释：

Make amends or reparation for (guilt or wrongdoing).

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例句：

1. He felt he had to expiate the sins of his past.
2. She spent the rest of her life trying to expiate her guilt.
3. He decided to perform an expiatory act to atone for his mistake.
4. The criminal attempted to expiate his crimes through community service.
5. She believed that only by expiating her sins could she find inner peace.
6. He sought to expiate for his betrayal by working tirelessly to help others.
7. The ceremony is a form of expiation for past wrongdoings.
8. He felt the need to expiate the guilt that weighed heavily on his conscience.
9. She embarked on a journey to expiate her past misdeeds.
10. He hoped that his charitable acts would expiate his previous selfishness.
11. She made a sincere effort to expiate for her past mistakes.
12. They performed a ritual to expiate the sins of the community.
13. He spent years in prison, trying to expiate his crimes.
14. She sought redemption to expiate the pain she had caused.
15. He believed that only through suffering could he expiate his sins.
16. She engaged in selfless acts to expiate the guilt she felt.
17. He made a pilgrimage to expiate the guilt he carried with him.
18. She sought forgiveness to expiate the wrongs she had done.
19. He dedicated his life to expiating the sins of others.
20. She found solace in expiating her guilt through acts of kindness.