Pardon
Pardon verb - To cease to have feelings of anger or bitterness toward.
Sentenced
Both words in one sentence
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Tom, however, asked that the pardon be used on the crimes of attacking the court ship, and while he was sentenced to death, the Pluton blueprints remained safe.
Source: The Pardon -
In 1935's The Littlest Rebel, Virgie (Shirley Temple) visits Lincoln (Frank Mc_Glynn Sr.) asking him to pardon her dad and a sympathetic Union colonel, who are falsely accused of spying and sentenced to death.
Source: Useful Notes / Abraham Lincoln -
The Pardon: Amberley offers one to troopers sentenced to a penal legion in the first book, by dint of accompanying the esteemed Ciaphas Cain on an Inquisitorial recon mission to the maze-like depths of the city sewers.
Source: Literature / Ciaphas Cain
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