atone
/əˈtoʊn/Definitions
1. verb
to make amends for a wrong or injury; to make compensation for something
“The company tried to atone for the environmental damage caused by their manufacturing process.”
2. verb
to make amends for past mistakes or sinful behavior, especially through prayer or penance
“He spent years atoning for his past mistakes and trying to become a better person.”
3. noun
a feeling of regret or guilt for a wrong or injury
“The victim’s family felt a deep sense of atone for the tragedy that occurred.”
4. noun
a payment or compensation made for something
“The government provided atone for the families of the victims of the natural disaster.”
5. verb
to be reconciled or made acceptable, especially after a disagreement or conflict
“The two friends finally managed to atone and start their friendship again.”