absolution

absolution

名词

1. 宽恕，赦免：

2. 解脱，免罪：

3. 宣布赦免（天主教仪式）：

形容词

absolutionary

词语辨析

absolution与forgiveness的区别：

absolution侧重于宗教仪式中神父宣布赦免，而forgiveness则强调个人心理上的宽恕。

词汇扩充

absolve

近义词

forgiveness, pardon, remission

反义词

condemnation, blame, punishment

柯林斯词典解释

absolution (noun):

1. formal forgiveness for wrongdoing

2. a freeing from blame or guilt; release from consequences, obligations, or penalties

来源：Collins English Dictionary

牛津词典解释

absolution (noun):

1. formal release from guilt, obligation, or punishment

2. the formal remission of sins pronounced by a priest, usually as part of a sacrament

来源：Oxford English Dictionary

用法

常见用法：seek/give absolution, receive absolution, grant absolution

例句

1. The priest gave her absolution for her sins.
2. He sought absolution for the crimes he had committed.
3. The priest gave her absolution during confession.
4. The absolutionary ritual was performed by the priest.
5. She felt a sense of absolution after confessing her mistakes.
6. Her act of kindness brought her absolution in the eyes of others.
7. The judge's decision provided absolution for the defendant.
8. He sought absolution from his family for his past actions.
9. Forgiveness and absolution are important concepts in many religions.
10. The priest granted absolution to the repentant sinner.
11. The absolution of sins is a central belief in the Catholic Church.
12. She felt a deep sense of absolution after receiving forgiveness.
13. His confession brought him absolution and a fresh start.
14. She found absolution in the act of forgiving others.
15. The absolution ceremony was a solemn occasion.
16. His plea for absolution was met with understanding and compassion.
17. She sought absolution for her past mistakes.
18. The priest provided spiritual absolution to the congregation.
19. His actions could not be absolved with a simple absolution.
20. She longed for absolution from the guilt that weighed heavily on her.