Definitions

1. noun

the release of a prisoner from prison, especially before the end of their sentence, on condition that they obey certain rules and regulations.

“The judge granted the prisoner parole after serving half of his sentence.”

2. noun

a promise or bond given by someone to ensure that they will appear in court or comply with a court order.

“The suspect was released on parole until the trial.”

3. noun

a statement or declaration made by someone, especially a politician, about their intentions or policies.

“The politician’s parole on tax reform was met with skepticism by critics.”

4. verb

to grant or give someone parole.

“The parole officer paroled the prisoner after a thorough review of their case.”

5. verb

to release or pardon someone, especially from a prison sentence.

“The governor paroled the prisoner after a public outcry for mercy.”

6. verb

to give or make a declaration or promise, especially about one’s intentions or policies.

“The politician paroled his commitment to environmental protection by introducing a new bill.”