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Definition of excusably - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
forgivableRare in a way that can be forgivenRare
- He was excusably late due to traffic.
2.
justificationRare to a degree that is understandableRare
- She was excusably upset after the bad news.
Origin of excusably
Latin, excusare (to free from blame)
Examples of excusably in a sentence
The error was excusably overlooked by the busy staff. He was excusably late due to the traffic jam. The child was excusably nervous on the first day of school.
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- French:excusablement, compréhensiblement, ...
- German:entschuldbar, verständlicherweise, ...
- Italian:scusabilmente, giustificabilmente, ...
- Spanish:justificadamente, entendiblemente, ...
- Portuguese:desculpavelmente, compreensivelmente, ...
- Chinese:情有可原地, 可以理解地, ...
- Japanese:許される範囲で, 無理もなく, ...
- Arabic:بِشَكل مَعذور, بِشَكْلٍ مُبَرَّر, ...
- Hebrew:בְּצוּרָה נִסְלַחַת, בְּהַצְדָּקָה, ...
- Russian:простительно, понятно, ...
- Ukrainian:вибачно, виправдано, ...
- Hindi:माफ करने योग्य, समझने योग्य रूप से, ...
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