Expiate

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 37
eks′pi-āt, v.t. to make complete atonement for: to make satisfaction or reparation for.— p.adj. ( Shak. ) expired.— adj. Ex′piable , capable of being expiated, atoned for, or done away.— ns. Expiā′tion , act of expiating or atoning for: the means by which atonement is made: atonement; Ex′piātor , one who expiates.— adj. Ex′piātory , having the power to make expiation or atonement. [L. exp iāre , -ātum — ex , inten., piāre , to appease, atone for.]
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