make reparation

Because of the obligation to make reparation that a crime against humanity always imposes.

The score of this work seemed like a sin, for which he must make reparation at all costs.

He was charged with having committed a wrong; but he was not asked to make reparation.

All that she now wished was to find out her husband, and by her future conduct to make reparation for the past.

I ought to add that he has tried to make reparation, and is apparently contrite to the limit of his penitential capacity.

I heard that a Minister was to be sent out to make reparation for the affair of the Chesapeake.