French translation of absolvable is 
absolvable

Meaning of "absolvable" in English

In English, "absolvable" refers to the capability of being forgiven or pardoned for transgressions or offenses. It indicates a state where an action or its consequences can be excused or cleared, often in moral, ethical, or religious contexts. The term suggests that some form of clemency, either formal or informal, can release one from the responsibility or guilt associated with a misdeed, thus allowing for redemption or spiritual cleansing.

Meaning of "absolvable" in French

In French, "absolvable" also carries the meaning of being capable of being forgiven or pardoned. The term is typically used in religious contexts, where it implies that a sin or wrongdoing can be excused through absolution. The usage of "absolvable" in French is similar to its English counterpart, often relating to moral or spiritual forgiveness, suggesting that one can be released from guilt or culpability upon receiving pardon or absolution.

Pronunciation of "absolvable" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /æbˈsɒlvəbl/.

Pronunciation Variations: The pronunciation of "absolvable" across different English dialects remains fairly consistent, though slight variations may occur between British and American English, particularly with the vowel sounds. The emphasis generally remains on the second syllable.

Pronunciation of "absolvable" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /ab.sɔl.vabl/.

Pronunciation Variations: In French, regional accents might slightly alter the pronunciation, particularly in regions outside of mainland France. However, the core pronunciation generally retains a consistent pattern due to the formal nature of the word.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. The offense was considered absolvable by the community leader.
   (L'infraction a été considérée comme solvable par le chef de la communauté.)

2. Is it true that some sins are more absolvable than others?
   (Est-il vrai que certains péchés sont plus solvables que d'autres ?)

3. The priest assured them that their sins were absolvable through confession.
   (Le prêtre leur a assuré que leurs péchés pouvaient être absous par la confession.)

4. The judge concluded that the crime was not absolvable.
   (Le juge a conclu que le crime n'était pas solvable.)

5. Many believe that mistakes in youth are easily absolvable.
   (Beaucoup croient que les erreurs de jeunesse sont facilement solvables.)

6. Her actions, though harmful, were judged to be absolvable.
   (Ses actions, bien que nuisibles, ont été jugées solvables.)

7. The law outlines which offenses are absolvable and which are not.
   (La loi précise les infractions qui peuvent être absoutes et celles qui ne peuvent pas.)

8. He wondered if his past mistakes were truly absolvable.
   (Il se demandait si ses erreurs passées étaient vraiment solvables.)

9. In some cultures, apologies make offenses absolvable.
   (Dans certaines cultures, les excuses rendent les infractions solvables.)

10. Not all errors in judgment are considered absolvable.
    (Toutes les erreurs de jugement ne sont pas considérées comme solvables.)

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

Synonyms: forgivable, pardonable, excusable, remittable, vindicable, justifiable, exonerable, defensible.

Antonyms: unforgivable, inexcusable, unpardonable, irremissible, inexpiable.

Similar Words: redeemable, correctable, acceptable, explainable, negotiable.

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

Synonyms: excusable, pardonnable, remissible, justifiable, disculpable.

Antonyms: impardonnable, inexpiable, inexcusable, irrémissible.

Similar Words: acceptable, rachetable, défendable, explicable, amendable.

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