Expiation of sin, an offering by way of atonement; sin-offering; repentance by act; penance. Cf. dedbote deedbote, n. Forms. Obsolete (except as the…

Restitution, amends, satisfaction.

The action of making amends; reparation, compensation, redress. In later use only in to make amendment (also amendments): = to make amends at amends…

Reparation, compensation, redress. Frequently in to make amends (see phrases 1).

Satisfaction; compensation, amends, reparation, expiation. to makeor do asseth (= Old French fere aset, Latin satis facĕre): to satisfy (desires)…

Satisfaction for an injury.

Christian Church. The performance by a penitent of expiatory and meritorious acts as atonement or punishment for sin; such acts, or such an act, as…

Originally Scottish. Reparation or compensation for a wrong or consequent loss.

Recompense, reparation; penance. In plural (usually with singular agreement). Formerly also: †something given as compensation (obsolete). Now Britis…

Expiation or atonement for a crime, sin, or offence; release from punishment.

figurative. Remediation, correction; spiritual healing. Obsolete.

the action of making amends (see phrases 1).

making amends; reparation, atonement.

Reparation made for a wrong done; atonement or satisfaction for a misdeed or offence; an instance of this. Esp. in to make recompense.

The action of expiating or making atonement for (crime, etc.). in expiation (of): for the purpose of expiating. to make expiation: to atone. Also…

The making of amends for some wrongdoing; appeasement, conciliation; atonement, reparation. Chiefly in to make agreement. Obsolete.

The making of satisfaction for sin. Obsolete.

Satisfaction, compensation, indemnification.

Satisfaction, compensation.

reconciliation, propitiation.

Propitiation of an offended or injured person, by reparation of wrong or injury; amends, satisfaction, expiation.

Expiation, atonement.

Reparation, expiation. (Archaism with modern sense.)