ATTONE Meaning and
Definition
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Attone is a verb that originated from the legal terminology, specifically in the context of criminal law. It refers to the act of making amends or seeking reconciliation for a wrongdoing or offense committed against another party. When someone attones for their actions, they acknowledge their guilt or responsibility for the harm or injury caused and actively engage in efforts to repair the damage done.
Attone also implies expressing sincere remorse or regret and often involves taking concrete steps to rectify the situation or offer compensation to the affected party. This may involve apologizing, offering restitution, or providing assistance to those who have been disadvantaged or harmed due to the wrongdoing.
The concept of attone operates on the belief that individuals can overcome their mistakes by demonstrating genuine remorse and undertaking actions to restore trust, mend relationships, or restore justice. It serves as a way for both the offender and the victim to move forward and find resolution.
Beyond legal contexts, attone can also be used metaphorically to describe actions taken to rectify any mistake or wrong committed, regardless of whether it is a legal offense or not. In such cases, attone emphasizes the importance of personal accountability, remorse, and active efforts to make things right, demonstrating a sense of responsibility and ethical consciousness.
Common Misspellings for ATTONE
- zttone
- wttone
- qttone
- attkne
- attlne
- attpne
- att0ne
- att9ne
- attobe
- attome
- attoje
- attohe
- attonw
- attons
- attond
- atton4
- atton3
- zattone
- azttone
Conjugate verb Attone
CONDITIONAL
I
would attone
you
would attone
he/she/it
would attone
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would attone
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would attone
CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS
I
would be attoning
you
would be attoning
he/she/it
would be attoning
we
would be attoning
they
would be attoning
CONDITIONAL PERFECT
I
would have attone
you
would have attone
he/she/it
would have attone
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would have attone
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would have attone
CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
would have been attoning
you
would have been attoning
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would have been attoning
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would have been attoning
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would have been attoning
FUTURE
I
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will attone
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FUTURE CONTINUOUS
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will be attoning
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FUTURE PERFECT
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will have attoned
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FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
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will have been attoning
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will have been attoning
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IMPERATIVE
you
attone
we
let´s attone
to attone
PAST
I
attoned
you
attoned
he/she/it
attoned
we
attoned
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attoned
PAST CONTINUOUS
I
was attoning
you
were attoning
he/she/it
was attoning
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were attoning
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were attoning
PAST PARTICIPLE
attoned
PAST PERFECT
I
had attoned
you
had attoned
he/she/it
had attoned
we
had attoned
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had attoned
PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
had been attoning
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had been attoning
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PRESENT
I
attone
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attone
he/she/it
attones
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attone
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attone
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
I
am attoning
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are attoning
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is attoning
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are attoning
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are attoning
PRESENT PARTICIPLE
attoning
PRESENT PERFECT
I
have attoned
you
have attoned
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has attoned
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have attoned
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have attoned
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
have been attoning
you
have been attoning
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has been attoning
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have been attoning
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have been attoning
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