Black's law dictionary. HENRY CAMPBELL BLACK, M. A.. 1990.
assoile — /ssoyl/ (assoil, assoile, absoile, assoilyie.) To absolve; acquit; to set free; to deliver from excommunication absoile, assoil, assoile /asoyl/ To pardon; to deliver from excommunication … Black's law dictionary
assoil — /ssoyl/ (assoil, assoile, absoile, assoilyie.) To absolve; acquit; to set free; to deliver from excommunication absoile, assoil, assoile /asoyl/ To pardon; to deliver from excommunication … Black's law dictionary
absoile — /ssoyl/ (assoil, assoile, absoile, assoilyie.) To absolve; acquit; to set free; to deliver from excommunication absoile, assoil, assoile /asoyl/ To pardon; to deliver from excommunication … Black's law dictionary
assoilyie — /ssoyl/ (assoil, assoile, absoile, assoilyie.) To absolve; acquit; to set free; to deliver from excommunication absoile, assoil, assoile /asoyl/ To pardon; to deliver from excommunication … Black's law dictionary
assoil — /ssoyl/ (assoil, assoile, absoile, assoilyie.) To absolve; acquit; to set free; to deliver from excommunication absoile, assoil, assoile /asoyl/ To pardon; to deliver from excommunication … Black's law dictionary
absoile — /ssoyl/ (assoil, assoile, absoile, assoilyie.) To absolve; acquit; to set free; to deliver from excommunication absoile, assoil, assoile /asoyl/ To pardon; to deliver from excommunication … Black's law dictionary
assoilyie — /ssoyl/ (assoil, assoile, absoile, assoilyie.) To absolve; acquit; to set free; to deliver from excommunication absoile, assoil, assoile /asoyl/ To pardon; to deliver from excommunication … Black's law dictionary
assoil — transitive verb Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo French assoilé, past participle of assoudre to absolve, from Latin absolvere Date: 13th century 1. archaic absolve, pardon 2. archaic acquit, clear … New Collegiate Dictionary
