absolver
Meaning
one who absolves or frees someone from guilt or blame (মুক্তিদাতা)
Pronunciation
অ্যাবসলভার (æ'bśalvār)
Synonyms
forgiver, pardon, exonerator, reliever, emancipator, liberator, absolution, redeemer
Synonyms
She was a true forgiver even after the betrayal.
He sought pardon for his mistakes.
The evidence served as an exonerator for his case.
He was a reliever of their guilt.
She was seen as an emancipator in her community.
He was hailed as a liberator after the revolution.
She received absolution for her sins.
He was considered as a redeemer for the oppressed.
Antonyms
The accuser brought forth evidence against him.
He was often a blamer, never taking responsibility.
The informer testified against him in court.
The punisher dealt harshly with transgressors.
He was a condemner of unethical behaviors.
The executor of his will faced many challenges.
The prosecutor argued vigorously in the courtroom.
The judge pronounced the sentence without mercy.
Phrases
He tried to absolve his conscience by helping those in need.
The priest is believed to absolve us from sin.
He cannot absolve himself from responsibility.
They hope to absolve their debt in the coming year.
He wishes to be absolved of all charges.