exorable
ɛɡzɔʁabl
Definition Synonyms
Definition of exorable - Reverso French Dictionary
Adjective
clémenceDated qui peut être convaincu ou apaisé par des prièresDated
- Le juge s'est montré exorable face aux supplications de la famille.
- Dans cette affaire, le directeur s’est montré exorable et a réduit la sanction.
- Heureusement, le roi était exorable et a gracié le prisonnier.
Origin of exorable
latin, exorabilis (qui peut être supplié) + latin, -able (susceptible)
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- English:merciful, ...
- German:nachgiebig, ...
- Italian:esorabile, ...
- Spanish:clemente, ...
- Portuguese:exorável, ...
- Chinese:宽容的, ...
- Japanese:情け深い, ...
- Arabic:رَحيم, ...
- Hebrew:רַחוּם, ...
- Russian:снисходительный, ...
- Ukrainian:поблажливий, ...
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