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Definition of lenience - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
mildnessRare quality of being mild or tolerantRare
- The judge's lenience was appreciated by the defendant's family..
2.
justiceRare mercy or forgiveness in the assignment of punishmentRare
- The judge showed lenience in his sentencing.
Origin of lenience
Latin, lenis (mild)
Terms with lenience included in their meaning
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social behavior
lenience towards various social behaviors
Examples of lenience in a sentence
The manager's lenience led to a more relaxed workplace. The prosecutor argued against lenience for the repeat offender. Lenience was granted due to the defendant's remorseful attitude.
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- French:clémence, lénience, ...
- German:Nachsicht, ...
- Italian:clemenza, misericordia, ...
- Spanish:indulgencia, ...
- Portuguese:brandura, ...
- Chinese:宽容, 宽恕, ...
- Japanese:寛大さ, 慈悲, ...
- Arabic:تَسَاهُل, رَحمة, ...
- Hebrew:לֵב רַךְ, סַלְחָנוּת, ...
- Russian:снисходительность, милосердие, ...
- Ukrainian:поблажливість, милосердя, ...
- Hindi:सहनशीलता, दया, ...
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