expiation

There was no expiation in all the world for what she had done.

Clearly, in the telling there was some form of expiation for her.

Perhaps she even wanted to reveal it, as part of her expiation.

Or sins from some past life that still needed expiation.

And that's all the more reason to save you an expiation of their guilt.

This is expiation, and damned good business into the bargain.

If he's found and questioned then both of us will face Expiation!"

This is carrying expiation for one's sins a bit too far, really.

"The music bears some connection with your ritual of expiation?"

Of her own free-will she had made the expiation complete!

He prayed the Heir would not demand an expiation from his family.

There is among the Carter folk a sense of honorable expiation.

As a young man I was attracted to expiation.

It was a kind of expiation, the only kind that really hurt him.

This is nondenominational, and it's nothing to do with either suffering or expiation.

Con tried to bargain; if not expiation, at least he wanted to be judged.

I have sworn it as part of my expiation!

"So I thought throwing my own personal experience into the pot that way was a little bit of expiation.

Is her life sentence a false and convenient expiation for a guilty nation?

This would be, for both of them, an expiation of emotional suffering.

This was a crime too great for expiation and it is only fair that the punishment should lie in your hands.

Because she did make her act of expiation.

Through them, she will find an expiation of sorts, though not where she expects.

"Expiation Spell," she repeated while stirring sugar into her cup.

Emma's expiation was the long painful time she took to die after Caroline's birth.