penanceless

English

Etymology

From penance +‎ -less.

Adjective

penanceless (not comparable)

1. (rare) Free from penance.
   • 1874, Edmund Martin Geldart, comtesse Marie Alker Günther, Folk-lore of Modern Greece: The Tales of the People, page 30:

     I am now redeemed; you too shall soon be released from your earthly bondage, and will return to God penanceless.