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Meanings of excusable in English
Portuguese
desculpável Synonyms
Examples for "venial"
Examples for "venial"
1
Objection 1: It would seem that a mortal sin can become venial.
2
The first would be only a venial sin, but the latter mortal.
3
Therefore they do not suffice for the full remission of venial sins.
4
Now a venial sin does not pertain to the love of God.
5
Jean de Nantes, for a more venial offence, was kept in irons.
1
Being reduced to 13 men is forgivable if you win the match.
2
But the mess was forgivable, if only the mutt would show up.
3
And mediocre sound quality can be forgivable in this case, too.
4
Losing to the infernally hot AZ, however, is forgivable for any Dutch side.
5
This first book is forgivable only if the future chronicles find their voice.
Usage of excusable in English
1
Honesty-itwould either make her actions excusable or condemn her beyond recall.
2
Selfishness in a conjuncture of this sort was excusable, and even obligatory.
3
The less excusable is our wrath, the more serious is our delinquency.
4
Most of the remainder may, upon the whole, be classed as excusable.
5
It is Christmas night, my love, and the poor fellow is excusable.
6
An assault is sometimes the occasion of manslaughter, sometimes of excusable homicide.
7
I was also genuinely wiped out, though, so maybe that was excusable.
8
Both errors were hardly excusable and were traceable to over-anxiety to score.
9
If this is selfishness, it is surely a refined sort, and excusable.
10
But Vivian was an only child, and these exertions were therefore excusable.
11
When one has seen him, everything is excusable and everything is right.
12
As it was bright moonlight, however, let us hope she was excusable.
13
Perhaps he wanted to hear the woman's voice again, which was excusable.
14
At the start, the error of the possessor was excusable but not irreparable.
15
This only made the matter less excusable in the eyes of Angus Dhu.
16
He was very excusable for forgetting it; but it might have been inconvenient.
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