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expiation

[ek-spee-ey-shuhn] / ˌɛk spiˈeɪ ʃən /










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Between excruciatingly suspenseful set pieces, the themes of sin, guilt and expiation get an oblique workout.

From New York Times

Working on the new constitution “felt like expiation,” he said.

From Washington Post

History records some of these ugly episodes being interspersed with exercises in a staged national expiation of guilt — as was on display in Tulsa.

From Washington Post

He later returned repeatedly to the hotel where George had died — a “private ritual of expiation.”

From Washington Post

I wonder if this is some sort of expiation, given all the disinformation that News Corp has spewed.

From New York Times