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Meanings of more forgivable in English
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Usage of more forgivable in English
1
It didn't make what Rowan had done more forgivable, of course.
2
Granted, Eskom have made mistakes before, but some are more forgivable than others.
3
Risk might be more acceptable, more forgivable, if pet owners and clinicians could anticipate the danger.
4
If so, he'd done it all unknowing: innocent of his power, but no more forgivable for that.
5
His caprices seem more forgivable.
6
Women are judged on their appearance everywhere, the better to ignore their skills; in a male, ugliness is always more forgivable.
7
When they do this, it is more forgivable or, even, admirable -a PLUS to have because you instantly hear the jobseeker's true voice.