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1. (n.) forgiveness
the act of forgiving or the state of being forgiven; pardon.
2. forgiveness
willingness to forgive.
Etymology: (bef. 900)
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| Definition of 'Forgiveness' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) forgiveness
compassionate feelings that support a willingness to forgive
2. (noun) forgiveness, pardon
the act of excusing a mistake or offense
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1. (noun) forgiveness
the act of forgiving, or the willingness to forgive
to show forgiveness for sth
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| Definition of 'Forgiveness' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) Forgiveness
the act of forgiving; the state of being forgiven; as, the forgiveness of sin or of injuries
2. (noun) Forgiveness
disposition to pardon; willingness to forgive
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Sense: the act of forgiving
He asked for forgiveness.
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Afrikaans: vergewensgesindheid |
Arabic: صَفْح، غُفْران |
Bulgarian: опрощение |
Brazilian: perdão |
Czech: odpuštění |
German: die Verzeihung |
Danish: tilgivelse |
Greek: συγχώρηση |
Spanish: perdón |
Estonian: andestus |
Farsi: عفو |
Finnish: anteeksianto |
French: pardon |
Hebrew: מְחִילָה, סְלִיחָה |
Hindi: क्षमा |
Croatian: opraštanje |
Hungarian: bocsánat |
Indonesian: maaf |
Icelandic: fyrirgefning |
Italian: perdono |
Japanese: 許し |
Korean: 용서 |
Lithuanian: atleidimas |
Latvian: piedošana |
Malay: kemaafan |
Dutch: vergiffenis |
Norwegian: tilgivelse, syndsforlatel |
Polish: przebaczenie |
Persian: عفو |
Pashto: بخښنه |
Portuguese: perdão |
Romanian: iertare |
Russian: прощение |
Slovak: prepáčenie, odpustenie |
Slovenian: odpuščanje |
Serbian: oproštaj |
Swedish: förlåtelse |
Thai: การให้อภัย |
Turkish: affetme, bağışlama |
Taiwanese: 寬恕 |
Ukrainian: прощення |
Urdu: معافی |
Vietnamese: sự tha thứ |
Chinese: 宽恕 |
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