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Definition of excusable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
forgivableable to be forgiven or overlooked
- His lateness was excusable due to traffic.
- Her mistake was excusable given her inexperience.
- The error was excusable under the circumstances.
Origin of excusable
Latin, excusare (to free from blame)
Terms with excusable included in their meaning
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moral
not justifiable or excusable
excusable manner
in a way that can be easily forgiven or excused
beyond forgiveness
not forgivable or excusable
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- French:excusable, ...
- German:entschuldbar, ...
- Italian:perdonabile, ...
- Spanish:perdonable, ...
- Portuguese:desculpável, ...
- Chinese:可原谅的, ...
- Japanese:許される, ...
- Arabic:مَعْذُور, ...
- Hebrew:בַּר־סְלִיחָה, ...
- Russian:простительный, ...
- Ukrainian:вибачний, ...
- Hindi:क्षम्य, ...
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