English Dictionary

Definition of “assoil”

assoil (əˈsɔɪl )

(archaic)

C13: from Old French assoldre, from Latin absolvere to absolve

He pronounced Aylward dead, God assoil him, and said that his death was due to a potent poison.

Grace, C.L A Shrine of Murders

Etched in stone

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Carved in stone

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Set in stone

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ENT

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Z-Band

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Z-Line

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