forgiveable
Able to overlook
Forgiveable is an alternate spelling of forgivable, meaning able to be pardoned or excused.
A forgiveable mistake is one that can be overlooked because of circumstances or intent: Missing the deadline was forgiveable given the emergency.
The spelling with the extra e is less common but accepted.
Warranting forgiveness
- excusableWarranting forgiveness
- venialForgivable, minor offense
- understandableAble to be grasped
- condonableAble to be pardoned
absolvable · remissible · minor · petty · human · merciful · compassionate · lenient
Warranting forgiveness
- exculpatoryClearing of wrongdoing
- mitigatingReducing harm or severity
- extenuatingPartially excusing wrongdoing
- circumstantialBased on inference, not proof
leniency · clemency · commutable · reducible · acquittal · probation · rehabilitation · sentencing
Violation of divine law
- transgressionViolation of law or code
- confessionAdmission of wrongdoing
- absolutionFormal clearing of guilt
- penanceSelf-mortification for wrongdoing
redemption · salvation · mercy · divine · grace · atonement · repentance · contrition
Statement acknowledging wrongdoing
- reconciliationRestoration of friendly relations
- mendingRestoring damaged items
- healingRestoration of health
- trustConfidence in another
amends · bygones · resentment · grudge · letting go · understanding · empathy · patience
pardonable
Warranting forgiveness
- excusableWarranting forgiveness
- venialForgivable, minor offense
- understandableAble to be grasped
condonable · absolvable · remissible · minor · petty · human · merciful · compassionate · lenient · clemency
pardonable
Warranting forgiveness
- exculpatoryClearing of wrongdoing
- mitigatingReducing harm or severity
- extenuatingPartially excusing wrongdoing
circumstantial · leniency · clemency · commutable · reducible · acquittal · probation · rehabilitation · sentencing · discretion
sin
Violation of divine law
- transgressionViolation of law or code
- confessionAdmission of wrongdoing
- absolutionFormal clearing of guilt
penance · redemption · salvation · mercy · divine · grace · atonement · repentance · contrition · sacrament
apology
Statement acknowledging wrongdoing
- reconciliationRestoration of friendly relations
- mendingRestoring damaged items
- healingRestoration of health
trust · amends · bygones · resentment · grudge · letting go · understanding · empathy · patience · second chance
forgiveableunforgivable
Cannot be pardoned
unpardonable · unforgiveable · inexcusable · beyond redemption · unjustifiable
forgiveableheinous
Odiously, shockingly evil
monstrous · unforgivable · atrocious · egregious · unconscionable
forgive, forgiveness, forgiving, forgiven, unforgiving, unforgivable, forgives, forgivable, unforgiven