Synonym: aby, abye, atone. Similar words: expatriate, expropriate, deviate, obviate, satiate, foliate, vitiate, mediate. Meaning: [-ɪeɪt] 
v. make amends for.
v. make amends for. 
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1. He tried to expiate his crimes by giving money to the church.
2. He had a chance to confess and expiate his guilt.
3. But it helps to expiate our imagined sins if we have a bogeyman to hand, a Drug Baron.
4. She will expiate herself.
5. Possessing no ecclesiastic franchise, they expiate their grief by posting an InMemoriam notice.
6. I do not wish to expiate, but to live.
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7. Even death would not expiate all his crimes.
8. Then look I death my expiate.
9. He hoped to expiate his guilt.
10. Now I was to expiate all my offences at the gallows.
11. After my return to London I had to expiate in bed the consequences of my fatuous complaisance.
12. The latter's expiate a guilt that was in retrospect vastly exaggerated or nonexistent prolonged the war.
13. Now, swept by red wave upon wave, she had to expiate her failure.
14. He can be redeemed, he can confess his sins, he can expiate his guilt.
15. As he walked he pondered dully on the crime he was trying to expiate, the murder of Clare's happiness.
16. He spent the rest of his life trying to expiate for his sins.
17. But when in thee time's furrows I behold , Then look I death my expiate.
18. Luther became a doctor of theology and did not yet know that we cannot expiate our sins.
More similar words: expatriate, expropriate, deviate, obviate, satiate, foliate, vitiate, mediate, alleviate, explicate, negotiate, officiate, initiate, repudiate, associate, abbreviate, enunciate, humiliate, emaciated, immediate, affiliate, irradiate, infuriate, expostulate, depreciate, conciliate, repatriate, appreciate, associated, repudiated.