unforgive
forgiving
unaccept
forgive
reforgive
pardon
excuse
let off
forgiver
look back
unreconcile
retract
unrepeal
remissible
forgivable
inhibit
unaward
venial
make-up
redemptionist
redemption
revindication
forgivement
reconcilable
rescissory
redeeming
put the genie back in the bottle
repenter
put the cork back in the bottle
make it up to
reverifiable
unauthorize
reconciliative
rehashing
istighfar
remit
justification
redeemingly
revilement
repulse
back up
absolution
preforgiveness
reprehend
redemptional
run back
revictualment
reprobateness
unapprove
repentingly
unsin
exculpate
repenting
rescindment
unguilt
pardoned
remissive
undestroy
unabdicate
reprimandingly
repentable
redetention
retributive
afterthink
exomologesis
propitiative
propitiatory
rerepeal
heap coals of fire on someone's head
unguilting
recantable
renounce
cast off
forgiveness
harking
reagree
abnegate
rescindable
rebanishment
rehandling
repeal
apologeticness
resipiscent
debauch
reprieve
reversion
disaffirmation
turn over
forgivingly
reexaminable
respite
redeemer
revegetation
revindicate

English words for 'To revoke or rescind forgiveness of.'

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