absolvatory
/ˌæbsɒlvətɔːri/; /æbsɒlˈveɪtɔːri/Definitions
1. adjective
Relating to or effecting absolution; serving to release from an obligation or penalty.
“The absolvatory clause in the contract was crucial to the company’s financial stability.”
2. noun
A statement, action, or condition that results in absolution.
“The priest’s absolvatory words brought peace to the grieving family.”
3. noun
A ritual or ceremony that marks absolution.
“The absolvatory ceremony took place after the long trial.”