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Fairytale1990 Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
absolve &acquit
Somebody tell me each of the words absolve and acquit belongs to what kind of context and also is it possible to use them interchangably
I d really appriciate your help
I d really appriciate your help
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Hi, A dictionary will give you details, but here are a couple of broad comments. acquit Often suggests a legal context. eg the jury acquitted him of the crime.
- Hi, A dictionary will give you details, but here are a couple of broad comments.
- acquit Often suggests a legal context.
- eg the jury acquitted him of the crime.
- Not an uncommon word.
- absolve Often suggests a religious context.
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Hi,
A dictionary will give you details, but here are a couple of broad comments.
acquit Often suggests a legal context. eg the jury acquitted him of the crime.
Not an uncommon word.
abso
A dictionary will give you details, but here are a couple of broad comments.
acquit Often suggests a legal context. eg the jury acquitted him of the crime.
Not an uncommon word.
abso
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