Meanings of less pardonable in English

Nothing is less pardonable, either in love or war, than an unsuccessful attempt.

Bullying is an offence much less pardonable than most men are guilty of.

Forgive my much less pardonable foolishness, and let me help you, if that's possible.

And amongst those natural feelings, others of a less pardonable description found means to shelter themselves.

But in this and other less pardonable immoralities there was nothing to shock the feelings of Romans.

His excesses in eating were less pardonable.

Such offenses are less pardonable.

Such offences are less pardonable.

When human life and reputation are at stake, hypercritical fastidiousness is less pardonable than the deplorable mistake that endangers both.

The sin of the woman seems less pardonable, not because it is worse in itself, but because it outrages a higher convention.

The indiscretion was the less pardonable since the dressmaker had a horror of theft, and impudently tried to turn her lover from his trade.

"The finer soldier he be, the less pardonable his offense."

(40) His transgressions are the less pardonable, because he sinned against God knowing His grandeur and power, as appears from his reply to the prophet.