expiate [ˈekspɪeɪt] ГЛ. перех. офиц.
- expiate
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| I | expiate |
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| you | expiate |
| he/she/it | expiates |
| we | expiate |
| you | expiate |
| they | expiate |
| I | expiated |
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| you | expiated |
| he/she/it | expiated |
| we | expiated |
| you | expiated |
| they | expiated |
| I | have | expiated |
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| you | have | expiated |
| he/she/it | has | expiated |
| we | have | expiated |
| you | have | expiated |
| they | have | expiated |
| I | had | expiated |
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| you | had | expiated |
| he/she/it | had | expiated |
| we | had | expiated |
| you | had | expiated |
| they | had | expiated |
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Just don't try to force others to do something to expiate your own sense of having committed a crime.
www.abc.net.au It was simply their poise at the critical moment, with the chance to expiate over a century of pain, that failed them.
www.telegraph.co.uk I think this man has more than expiated his crime.
en.wikipedia.org It only says how many expiations were issued and expiated against drivers of particular types of vehicle.
indaily.com.au His wish was to have his statue be stepped on by as many people as possible in order to expiate the crimes he committed in life.
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