ppl. a. [f. AMNESTY v. + -ED.] Admitted to amnesty, having past (political) offences overlooked or forgiven.
1809. Edin. Rev., XIII. 440. Of this class are the amnestied emigrants.
1879. Daily News, 29 Oct., 5/4. The Ministry is more vexed than perplexed about the question whether such of the amnestied Communards as were chevaliers of the Legion of Honour have a right to wear their decorations.
