Absolved is valid Scrabble Word

Is absolved a scrabble word?
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8 letters word
14 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for ABSOLVED in dictionary:

VERB:

ABSOLVE, to free from the consequences of an action
(in church use) give absolution for (a sin)
declare (someone) free from guilt, obligation, or punishment

ADJECTIVE:

freed from any question of guilt

Words related to ABSOLVED

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Words that contain ABSOLVED

How to use ABSOLVED in a sentence

Therefore, while dismissing the petition, I hold you absolved from any blame in the matter.
The confederates were declared absolved from all responsibility relative to their proceedings.
To take what does not belong to one is very natural when a man is persuaded that he can be absolved from the charge of theft by quoting military necessity.
If however, the clouds favour him not, the tiller is absolved from all blame.
The callers considered themselves absolved from calling.
To the last he absolved the poor wretched woman of any slightest blame for his behaviour.
He begs to be absolved from speaking falsely, but he is willing to speak the truth, and proposes to begin by questioning Agathon.
The padre Sanson absolved and blessed The penitent, and the sin-distressed, Nor ever before won devotee So wondrous a reverence as he.
Charles was released, but he straightway made his way to Rome, where Nicholas absolved him from his oath and crowned him King of Sicily.
Had I absolved him a little too readily? Was he really trying to renew my suspicions of Mrs.

Were society absolved from this tyranny, matters would begin to mend.
Andrew, he had absolved England at Westminster Hall, and received it back to Communion.
How Theodoric of Kleef, third Prior of the House on the Mount laid down his office, and was absolved therefrom.
So after he had been absolved, and when the Fathers were still gathered together, Brother William Vorniken, the Prior of Mount St.
It is true, indeed, that in the case of Henfeild, the jury which tried, absolved him.
I have loved you better since the day I learned from the priest as he absolved my mother that there are passions condemned by the world and by the Church.
But the governor had the prudence and wisdom to smooth over all difficulties, and finally, the archbishop was absolved, January 28, 636, from the censures and penalties.
Not only was the master Don Andres Xiron not absolved, but new acts were passed against him and new penalties imposed on him.
No longer ago than yesterday I heard it averred that the failure of the crop by the visitation of God absolved the tenant from the payment of rent.
The Archbishop absolved the citizens of their oaths of allegiance, whilst the Bishop of Ely, the lord treasurer, deprecated any remarks made to the disparagement of the lords.
It was nothing but a flirtation, he knew, for in his inmost soul he absolved himself from ever having had a thought of matrimony connected with Lucy Harcourt.
The nobles of Burgundy refused to be handed over to the imperial realm, and an assembly called by Francis absolved him from his oath to keep the treaty of Madrid.
There men were absolved of the crime of homicide, if not committed in a temple.
He had been absolved from his oath, but, at the same time that he submitted to his clerical advisers, he was by no means satisfied.
And I sincerely hope I shall be absolved from any charge of either self-glorification or egotism in this recital of personal experiences.
It has annulled the decrees of kings and emperors, and absolved subjects from allegiance to their rightful sovereigns.
No! It is I, the woman, who should ask to be absolved.
He was accused by the bishops of heresy, but was on trial absolved and sent back to his parish.
The medical officers should be absolved from all blame in these accidents.
She was, by consequence, known to be a woman, but absolved from all criminality.
Douglas, thoroughly aroused, at once absolved, him from any pledges, and demanded to know when they had agreed not to submit the constitution to the people.
He was absolved, and returned to his parish, though snatched as a brand out of the fire.

Similar words containing ABSOLV without suffix ed

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