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1. (adj.) forgiving
disposed to forgive or showing forgiveness.
2. forgiving
tolerant:
This slope is forgiving of inexperienced skiiers.
Etymology: (1680–90)
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| Definition of 'forgiving' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) forgiving
inclined or able to forgive and show mercy
"a kindly forgiving nature"; "a forgiving embrace to the naughty child"
2. (adj) absolvitory, exonerative, forgiving
providing absolution
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1. (adjective) forgiving
willing to forgive
a patient and forgiving person; Will voters be forgiving of the president's party?
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| Definition of 'forgiving' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) forgiving
disposed to forgive; inclined to overlook offenses; mild; merciful; compassionate; placable; as, a forgiving temper
2. forgiving
of Forgive
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Sense: ready to forgive (often)
a forgiving person.
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Afrikaans: vergewensgesinde |
Arabic: مُتَسامِح، غَفور |
Bulgarian: милостив |
Brazilian: magnânimo |
Czech: ochotný odpouštět |
German: versöhnlich |
Danish: tilgivende |
Greek: επιεικής |
Spanish: compasivo |
Estonian: kergestiandestav |
Farsi: با گذشت |
Finnish: anteeksiantava |
French: indulgent |
Hebrew: סַלחָנִי |
Hindi: क्षमाशील |
Croatian: milostiv, koji prašta |
Hungarian: megbocsátó |
Indonesian: suka memaafkan |
Icelandic: fús til að fyrirgefa |
Italian: clemente, indulgente |
Japanese: 寛大な |
Korean: 관대한 |
Lithuanian: atlaidus |
Latvian: piedodošs |
Malay: memaafkan |
Dutch: vergevensgezind |
Norwegian: villig/rede tilå tilgi, o |
Polish: wyrozumiały |
Persian: با گذشت |
Pashto: په تير تللو سره |
Portuguese: magnânimo |
Romanian: iertător |
Russian: (все)прощающий |
Slovak: zhovievavý, ochotný odpus |
Slovenian: prizanesljiv |
Serbian: koji oprašta |
Swedish: förlåtande, försonlig |
Thai: ซึ่งให้อภัย |
Turkish: affeden, bağışlayan |
Taiwanese: 寬大的,慈悲的 |
Ukrainian: великодушний |
Urdu: جلد معاف کردینے والا |
Vietnamese: khoan dung |
Chinese: 宽大的,慈悲的 |
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