reprieved

[US]/rɪˈpriːvd/
[UK]/rɪˈpriːvd/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

v.to delay or cancel the punishment of someone, especially a death sentence

Phrases & Collocations

reprieved sentence

reprieved execution

reprieved prisoner

reprieved fate

reprieved from death

reprieved from punishment

reprieved charges

reprieved appeal

reprieved decision

reprieved life

Example Sentences

the prisoner was reprieved just hours before the execution.

after much debate, the committee decided to reprieve the funding for the project.

she felt reprieved when she learned she passed the exam.

the judge granted a reprieve to the defendant due to new evidence.

his sentence was reprieved after a public outcry.

they hoped for a reprieve from the harsh winter conditions.

the reprieved animals were sent to a sanctuary.

she received a reprieve from her work obligations for a week.

the reprieve allowed him to spend more time with his family.

his reprieved status gave him a second chance at life.

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