Expiate : 속죄하다
Expiation : 속죄, (죄를 사회봉사등) 선행으로 갚음, 보상
to show that you're sorry because you've done bad by doing something to make up for it
the youth had been convicted of vandalism to pulbic property so to expiate for this wrongdoing he was made to do a hundred of hours of community service maybe picking up litter or helping old people
expiation either you take your punishment or you do something to make up for it and to atone for it
this is an act to compensate for it to make up for it to say that you're sorry
to make amends and reparations for it
to expiate your sins to redeem yourself
repentance sinners seeking to expiate their the things that they've done wrong to redress to make things right again
expiation called another word propitiation. both are probably the same with littel subtle difference
expiation is something to make up for what you've done wrong
propitiation is something to make up for something you've done wrong but with the added idea that you want to calm the person down, to appease their anger
to pay the penalty for something to suffer for it
in ice hockey expiation normally involves sitting in the box two minutes
to make amends for something
to atone for it
to make up for it
to compensate for
to expiate one's crime
to expiate for doing something
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