Expiatory

The expiatory condition for admission to the school is to pass the entrance exam.

The community held an expiatory ceremony to apologize for the harm caused by their past actions.

The act of confessing was seen as an expiatory practice by some religions.

The artist created an expiatory artwork to address social injustices.

The politician made an expiatory statement in response to his controversial remarks.

The woman's selfless act of kindness had an expiatory effect on her conscience.

The defendant's expiatory testimony helped to reduce his sentence.

He made an expiatory gesture of apology to his friend.

The sinner undertook an expiatory pilgrimage to seek forgiveness.

The teacher gave an expiatory assignment to the student who had missed a class.

The prisoner's good behavior served as an expiatory act, reducing his sentence.

He wrote an expiatory letter to his ex-girlfriend, hoping to make things right.

The shaman performed an expiatory ritual to remove the evil spirits from the sick person.

The student's expiatory essay earned him extra credit.

The athlete's expiatory gesture of donating to a charity was a way to apologize for their unsportsmanlike behavior.

The convict performed expiatory acts to atone for his crimes.

Her expiatory remorse was evident when she apologized profusely.

His expiatory words seemed to be heartfelt, but only time would tell if he would follow through.

The artist used his work as an expiatory outlet for his emotional pain.

The offender made an expiatory gesture by donating money to the victim's family.

The pilgrims made an expiatory journey to the holy site.

The expiatory ceremony was held to ask for forgiveness from the ancestors.

The expiatory ritual involved the shedding of blood.

The scientist's expiatory research aimed to correct the previous misunderstandings in the field.

The team's expiatory win was a much-needed redemption after a series of losses.

The church offered an expiatory prayer for the victims of the tragedy.

The penitent offered an expiatory sacrifice to the gods.

The artist's expiatory painting expressed her regret and sorrow.

The people made an expiatory offering of gold and silver to the temple to seek divine protection.

He made an expiatory offering of flowers to apologize for his mistake.

The writer's expiatory words were an attempt to reconcile with his estranged friend.

The family offered an expiatory sacrifice to atone for their sins.

The expiatory punishment for cheating is suspension from school.

The monk offered expiatory prayers to atone for his sins.

The company made an expiatory donation to a charity after being criticized for unethical practices.

The politician's expiatory speech was well-received by the public.

The government's expiatory measures aimed to rectify the damage caused by their policies.