Definitions
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- transitive verb (Scots Law) To absolve; to acquit by sentence of court.
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- verb transitive, archaic To
absolve ,acquit ; to release from blame or sin.
Etymologies
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Examples
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I think there be none in the whole Clan Quhele, save those which I myself gave to Gilchrist MacIan, whom God assoilzie, who esteemed them a choice propine.
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Heaven and our Lady assoilzie him of his sins, and abridge the penance of his mortal infirmities! —
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You have already been more bounteous of your favours to Henry Smith than your mother, whom God assoilzie, ever was to me before I married her.
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After a patient hearing seven of the judges voted to "sustain the reasons of reduction," and the other seven to "assoilzie the defender."
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'That reiver, Patrick Hepburn, let the priest from Haddington come to assoilzie and housel her,' responded Jean.
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` ` God assoilzie her! '' ejaculated old Elspeth, her head apparently still occupied by the event of the Countess's death;
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Earl of Glenallan, ` ` that I was the favourite and confidential attendant of Joscelind, Countess of Glenallan, whom God assoilzie! ''
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But if Sir Aymer de Valence has a fondness for martial tales of former days, methinks he had better learn them from the ancient soldiers who have followed Edward the First, whom God assoilzie, and who have known before his time the Barons 'wars and Other onslaughts, in which the knights and archers of merry England transmitted so many gallant actions to be recorded by fame; this truly,
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You have already been more bounteous of your favours to Henry Smith than your mother, whom God assoilzie, ever was to me before I married her.
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Clan Quhele, save those which I myself gave to Gilchrist MacIan, whom God assoilzie, who esteemed them a choice propine.
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