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Definition of leniently - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
not strictRare in a tolerant, permissive, or forgiving wayRare
- The teacher graded the assignments leniently.
- The judge treated the first-time offender leniently.
- They spoke to the nervous witness leniently to ease tension.
Origin of leniently
Latin, lenis (mild) + -ent (agent suffix)
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- French:avec indulgence, ...
- German:nachsichtig, ...
- Italian:con indulgenza, ...
- Spanish:de manera indulgente, ...
- Portuguese:indulgentemente, ...
- Chinese:宽松地, ...
- Japanese:寛大に, ...
- Arabic:بِتَساهُل, ...
- Hebrew:בְּסוֹבְלָנוּת, ...
- Russian:снисходительно, ...
- Ukrainian:поблажливо, ...
- Hindi:उदारतापूर्वक, ...
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