Expiative
Expiative adjective - Having power to atone for or offered by way of expiation or propitiation.
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Synonyms for Expiative
Propitiative and expiative are semantically related in purgative topic. In some cases you can use "Propitiative" instead an adjective "Expiative".
Propitiative
Propitiative adjective - Intended to reconcile or appease.
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Synonyms for Propitiative
Expiative and propitiative are semantically related in purgative topic. You can use "Expiative" instead an adjective "Propitiative".
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Related pairs
- purgative and expiative
- purgative and propitiative
- conciliatory and expiative
- conciliatory and propitiative
- conciliative and expiative
- conciliative and propitiative
- purifying and expiative
- purifying and propitiative
- expiatory and expiative
- expiatory and propitiative
- propitiatory and expiative
- propitiatory and propitiative
- purgatorial and expiative
- purgatorial and propitiative
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