Expiate and Requite

Expiate

Expiate verb - To make up for (an offense).
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Requite and expiate are semantically related in repay topic. In some cases you can use "Requite" instead a verb "Expiate".

Nearby Words: expiation, expiatory, expiating

Requite

Requite verb - To provide (someone) with a just payment for loss or injury.

Expiate and requite are semantically related in repay topic. Sometimes you can use "Expiate" instead a verb "Requite".

Nearby Words: requital, requiting
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