venially
In excusable fashion
In a manner that is easily excused or forgiven.
The word comes from Catholic theology, where venial sins are minor offenses that don't damn the soul—unlike mortal sins.
Outside religious contexts, venially describes faults that are pardonable or slight: He sinned venially by exaggerating his credentials.
In forgivable manner
- forgivablyIn an excusable manner
- excusablyIn a forgivable manner
- penanceSelf-mortification for wrongdoing
- catechismReligious teaching guide
sacrament · absolution · contrition · remission · Catholic · confession · indulgence · atonement
In an excusable manner
- pardonablyIn forgivable manner
- excusablyIn a forgivable manner
- understandablyFor obvious reasons
- tolerablyAdequately, without excellence
minor offense · human weakness · leniently · mildly · trivially · insignificantly · harmlessly · innocuously
pardonably
In forgivable manner
- forgivablyIn an excusable manner
- excusablyIn a forgivable manner
- penanceSelf-mortification for wrongdoing
catechism · sacrament · absolution · contrition · remission · Catholic · confession · indulgence · atonement · spiritual
forgivably
In an excusable manner
- pardonablyIn forgivable manner
- excusablyIn a forgivable manner
- understandablyFor obvious reasons
tolerably · minor offense · human weakness · leniently · mildly · trivially · insignificantly · harmlessly · innocuously · blameless
veniallymortally
Causing or resulting in death
deadly · grievously · gravely · heinously · egregiously
veniallyunpardonably
Beyond any forgiveness
inexcusably · unforgivably · irreparably · wickedly · maliciously
- venial sinLesser Catholic transgression