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Meanings of pardonable in English
Portuguese
perdoável Usage of pardonable in English
1
This was a slight but a pardonable misstatement of the actual facts.
2
With pardonable exultation General Sherman telegraphed to President Lincoln on December 22:
3
In so far as the act was pardonable, the man was pardonable.
4
There he was insincere; but it was a pardonable insincerity, after all.
5
I am an old man, and frankness in old age is pardonable.
6
This, however, may have been a pardonable exaggeration of the real facts.
7
He understood, too, how noble is the discipline, though pardonable the revolt.
8
Perhaps I spoke hastily, but surely it was pardonable considering my grievance.
9
Their self-consciousness and sensitiveness and vanity are patent, but they are pardonable.
10
Perhaps his fears were pardonable, and those of his wife more so.
11
If he made a mistake, it was at least a pardonable one.
12
Errors of this kind were always pardonable, and are now simply ludicrous.
13
He paused long enough to flex a presentable bicep with pardonable pride.
14
No doubt, it is a form of nerves, which is quite pardonable.
15
Wallace was held back by confused orders, pardonable at such a time.
16
His mother listened with pardonable indignation against Mike Donovan and his companion.
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