French translation of absolutory is 
absolutory

Meaning of "absolutory" in English

The term "absolutory" refers to something that provides absolution or is related to absolving, typically in a legal or moral context. It implies delivering someone from blame or guilt and can be used to describe verdicts, statements, or acts that free an individual from alleged wrongdoing. Although not frequently used in everyday language, "absolutory" often appears in legal rhetoric or discussions surrounding moral culpability.

Meaning of "absolutory" in French

In French, "absolutory" captures similar nuances as in English. It refers to actions or judgments that free someone from responsibility or guilt. Employed mostly in legal or ecclesiastical contexts, it involves declaring someone not guilty or absolved of blame. While its usage is more common in formal or technical discussions, it underlines the same core idea: liberation from guilt or obligation.

Pronunciation of "absolutory" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /ˈæb.səˌluː.tɔːr.i/

Pronunciation Variations: In the UK, the pronunciation might slightly shift to sound more like /ˈæb.səˌljuː.tɔːr.i/, with more emphasis on the "lu-" sound. Regional accents may further influence certain syllables, but significant variations are rare.

Pronunciation of "absolutory" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /ab.sɔ.lu.to.ʁi/

Pronunciation Variations: Regional differences in France may alter the pronunciation slightly, particularly with the final 'i' and the 'r', but the standard pronunciation remains widely understood across French-speaking areas.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. The court issued an absolutory verdict, freeing him of all charges. (Le tribunal a rendu un verdict absolutory, le libérant de toutes les accusations.)
2. The absolutory nature of the statement relieved her of any blame. (La nature absolutory de la déclaration l'a déchargée de toute culpabilité.)
3. His lawyer presented an absolutory argument that convinced the jury. (Son avocat a présenté un argument absolutory qui a convaincu le jury.)
4. The document served as an absolutory proof of his innocence. (Le document servait de preuve absolutory de son innocence.)
5. She sought an absolutory decree from the church. (Elle a cherché un décret absolutory de l'église.)
6. The judge delivered an absolutory judgment in his favor. (Le juge a rendu un jugement absolutory en sa faveur.)
7. He felt a sense of relief from the absolutory decision. (Il a ressenti un soulagement après la décision absolutory.)
8. The evidence presented was considered absolutory by the defense. (Les preuves présentées ont été considérées comme absolutory par la défense.)
9. He received an absolutory release from his obligations. (Il a reçu une libération absolutory de ses obligations.)
10. The report concluded with an absolutory statement about his conduct. (Le rapport a conclu avec une déclaration absolutory sur sa conduite.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "absolutory" in English

Synonyms: exonerative, acquitting, pardoning, liberating, freeing, exculpatory, vindicatory, exculpative, discharge, forgive.

Antonyms: accusing, incriminating, charging, blaming, condemning.

Similar Words: excusatory, forgiving, releasing, clearing, exempting.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "absolutory" in French

Synonyms: acquittant, disculpatoire, exculpatoire, libératoire, dédouanant.

Antonyms: accusateur, incriminateur, inculpant, blâmant, condamnant.

Similar Words: excusatoire, pardonnant, dégageant, clément, indulgent.

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