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escusar
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excusar
Excuse, overlook, or make allowances for; be lenient with.
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1
The union said on Monday that it did not
condone
illegal activity.
2
I do not
condone
for one second that this was acceptable behaviour.
3
Sovereignty or otherwise, there is never a good reason to
condone
homophobia.
4
AMS does not
condone
any efforts to limit competing products in commerce.
5
This is not necessarily what your friends and family follow or
condone
.
6
Some criticised Berkeley mayor Jesse Arreguin for appearing to
condone
the violence.
7
Speaking to Jonathan Head, Mr Vejjajiva said he did not
condone
violence.
8
I should make it clear that I don't
condone
what England did.
9
I can't
condone
or fully understand why Clemmie did what she did.
10
Liverpool manager Gerard Houllier refused to
condone
Diouf's actions after the game.
11
He could not blame the islanders, nor could he
condone
this behaviour.
12
I didn't mean to suggest the Sisterhood would
condone
anything like that.
13
I cannot
condone
that one amazing piece of wickedness on his part.
14
I presume that no decent person can
condone
what he has done.
15
It seems easier for a man to
condone
that sort of thing.
16
She could even understand those facts, though she could not
condone
them.
condone
·
condone such
condone violence
condone torture
condone any form
condone racism
portuguès
escusar
català
perdonar
disculpar
excusar
dispensar
espanyol
excusar
dispensar