exempted, excused, condoned, apologized exempted (from)

approver

to apologize

pardoned mistake, crime

(law) a criminal who is promised to be pardoned for testifying against someone or for telling the whole truth, and then his crime is pardoned

to forgive, pardon, excuse, condone, absolve

to excuse, forgive

go from here (usu. a reply to beggars), just leave

forgive error

excuse me, pardon me

get harsh words or altercation forgiven by someone, have something excused

remit a fine or penalty

battle or war to be fought, having dispute

to become bitter, angry, unhappy

sink, be drowned

obtain hearing, be attended (to), have response (to)