absolvitor
noun
ab·sol·vi·tor
-älvətər,
-ȯl-
plural -s
in Scots law
: a dismissal of an action : acquittal
absolvitory adjective
-vəˌtōri
Word History
Etymology
Latin, let him be absolved, third person singular passive imperative of absolvere to absolve
First Known Use
1547, in the meaning defined above
- unprops
- unprospected
- unprosperous
- unprostituted
- unprotected
- unprotectedly
- unprotectednesses
- unprotestantise
- unprotestantised
- unprotestantises
- unprotestantising
- unprotestantize
- unprotestantized
- unprotestantizes
- unprotestantizing
- unprotested
- unproud
- unprovable
- unprovably
- unproved
- unproven
- unprovide
- unprovided
- unprovidedness
- unprovides