/bɪl ʌv əˈblɪviən/ – Phrase
Definition: ân xá.
A more thorough explanation: A bill of oblivion is a legal document that grants amnesty or pardon for past offenses, usually issued by a government or ruling authority to forgive certain crimes or actions and allow individuals to move forward without facing punishment or consequences for those past actions.
Example: The bill of oblivion was passed by the government to grant amnesty to individuals involved in certain political activities during the civil unrest.