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Filter by Meaning The enzyme helps to absolve the protein into its amino acids.
The special ceremony was conducted to absolve the soldiers of their wartime actions.
The heat will eventually absolve the ice sculpture into water.
The heavy rain will absolve the sandcastle on the beach.
The counselor helped absolve the disagreement between the couple regarding their future plans.
The committee was formed to absolve the dispute over the budget allocation.
The town hall meeting aimed to absolve the conflict between residents and the local government.
The team captain intervened to absolve the disagreement between players during the match.
The diplomatic negotiations sought to absolve the territorial dispute between the two neighboring countries.
The counselor guided him through a process of self-reflection to absolve himself of self-doubt.
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