No. 7,046 in Catalan
absolt
"Absolt" in English means "absolved" or "acquitted."
In a sentence
El jutge va declarar l'acusat absolt.
The judge declared the defendant acquitted.
Here, 'absolt' is used in a judicial context, indicating someone has been declared free of charges.
Després de les investigacions, vaig sentir-me absolt de la culpa.
After the investigations, I felt absolved of guilt.
In this sentence, 'absolt' is used metaphorically to express being free from a feeling of guilt.
La conducta del testimoni va ser totalment absolta de sospites.
The witness's behavior was completely absolved of suspicions.
Here, 'absolt' describes the removal of doubts or suspicions, showing its versatility across various contexts.
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