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amnesty Noun pl -ties 1. a general pardon for offences against a government 2. a period during which a law is suspended, to allow people to confess to crime or give up weapons without fear of prosecution [Greek a- not + mnasthai to remember]
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amnesty noun general pardon, mercy, pardoning, immunity, forgiveness, reprieve, oblivion, remission, clemency, dispensation, absolution, condonation Translationsamnesty [ˈæmnɪstɪ] n → amnistía; to grant an amnesty to → amnistiar (a); Amnesty International → Amnistía Internacional amnesty [ˈæmnɪstɪ] n → Amnestie f; to grant an amnesty to → amnestieren amnesty n amnesty [ˈӕmnəsti] a general pardon given to people who have done wrong especially against the government The murderer was released under the amnesty declared by the new president. amnestie عَفْو عَام амнистия amnestie amnesti die Amnestie αμνηστία amnistía amnestia عفو عمومی armahdus amnistie חֲנִינָה सर्वक्षमा amnestija közkegyelem, amnesztia pengampunan náðun amnistia 恩赦 사면 amnestija amnestija pengampunan amnestie amnesti amnestia amnistia amnistie амнистия amnestia amnestija amnestija amnesti, benådning นิรโทษกรรม genel af 大赦, 特赦 амністія عام معافی ، امان sự ân xá 大赦, 特赦 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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In 2005, the Zapatero
government presented its willingness to act alone in amnestying hundreds
of thousands of immigrants as evidence of a bold and, above all,
generous worldview. Despite, the release from the camps and amnestying of the remains of
the Orthodox priesthood, the Khrushchev thaw, paradoxically, brought
renewed vigor to atheistic tendencies. |
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