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Meanings of pardon in English
Usage of pardon in English
1
Photo: 123RF State House said the pardon was based on compassionate grounds.
2
A free pardon was sent to him in July of that year.
3
He said: Not long ago he appealed to me for a pardon.
4
I pardon him and wish him a good life, the president said.
5
Those who wish to ask pardon for their treasons may do so.
6
Go thou to Allora; pardon thy children; take them to thy home.
7
So in Jarkino the woodman craves pardon of the tree he fells.
8
Your pardon, Speaker, but I feel that the answer is not satisfactory.
9
Christ for us is our pardon; Christ in us is our life.
10
Libya said the pardon violated bilateral accords it had signed with Bulgaria.
11
Earlier this month, a judge annulled a pardon granted to her father.
12
I proposed pardon for the rebels and the ballot for the blacks.
13
I pardon you; this is the first great day of your life.
14
I beg your pardon; I do not mean preaching on the Sabbath.
15
Doing finely, thank you; and, pardon me, but the general is signalling.
16
You must pardon my involuntary indiscretion in proposing to turn in here.
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Pardon through the time
Pardon across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
New Zealand
Less common
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