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Meanings of leniently in English
Usage of leniently in English
1
The sentence of imprisonment was at first interpreted leniently by the Pope.
2
The old living-room of the cabin had been more leniently dealt with.
3
Never did rebellion collapse more ignominiously; never were rebels treated so leniently.
4
God will deal more leniently with him than I should have done.
5
Hermon might assure her that he, the commander, meant to deal leniently.
6
To dress a ham, signifies you will be leniently treated by others.
7
Not more than he does with every other girl, said Bridgie leniently.
8
You're treated leniently because you can't be expected to understand decent behavior.
9
That she should have been treated so leniently and Jeanne so cruelly!
10
But family offices are treated more leniently under the new regulations.
11
By contrast, the normal courts treat corruption cases much more leniently.
12
He said celebrities and public figures were treated more leniently by the courts.
13
The Church herself would look very leniently on the venial fault.
14
Yet it would appear that abstract justice judged less leniently of the position.
15
You have been treated leniently, according to the will of Madame.
16
If you will confess now, I will promise to deal leniently with you.
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