expiate a sin
expiate one's guilt
expiate past mistakes
expiate for wrongdoings
not be able to expiate the disaster
their sins must be expiated by sacrifice.
expiate one's sins by acts of penance.
He tried to expiate his crimes by giving money to the church.
He tried to expiate his guilt by making amends.
She hoped to expiate her sins through prayer and good deeds.
The criminal wanted to expiate his crimes by turning himself in.
He felt the need to expiate his past mistakes.
The community service was a way for him to expiate his wrongdoing.
She tried to expiate her failure by working harder.
He sought to expiate his betrayal by apologizing sincerely.
The priest advised him to expiate his sins through acts of charity.
She believed that volunteering would help her expiate her past wrongs.
He felt the need to expiate his family's dishonor.
expiate a sin
expiate one's guilt
expiate past mistakes
expiate for wrongdoings
not be able to expiate the disaster
their sins must be expiated by sacrifice.
expiate one's sins by acts of penance.
He tried to expiate his crimes by giving money to the church.
He tried to expiate his guilt by making amends.
She hoped to expiate her sins through prayer and good deeds.
The criminal wanted to expiate his crimes by turning himself in.
He felt the need to expiate his past mistakes.
The community service was a way for him to expiate his wrongdoing.
She tried to expiate her failure by working harder.
He sought to expiate his betrayal by apologizing sincerely.
The priest advised him to expiate his sins through acts of charity.
She believed that volunteering would help her expiate her past wrongs.
He felt the need to expiate his family's dishonor.
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