Pardoning Meaning in English
word · lemma: pardon
Definition
The act of forgiving someone for a mistake or crime, or officially releasing someone from punishment.
Usage & Nuances
'Pardoning' is formal and often used in legal or official contexts, such as 'pardoning a criminal.' In everyday speech, 'forgiving' is more common for personal situations. Used as a gerund/participle form.
Spanish: perdonar (gerundio) - indultarPortuguese (BR): perdoar (gerúndio) - conceder perdãoPortuguese (PT): perdoar (gerúndio) - conceder perdãoChinese (Simplified): 赦免（正在赦免） - 原谅（正在原谅）Chinese (Traditional): 赦免（正在赦免） - 原諒（正在原諒）Hindi: क्षमा करना (क्रिया-रूप) - माफ़ करनाArabic: العفو (صيغة الجَرْي) - الصفحBengali: ক্ষমা করা - ক্ষমা প্রদানRussian: помилование - прощениеJapanese: 赦免 - 許すことVietnamese: ân xá - tha thứKorean: 사면 - 용서Turkish: affetme - bağışlamaUrdu: معافی دینا - معاف کرناIndonesian: pengampunan - memaafkan
Example Sentences
The president is pardoning several prisoners today.
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Pardoning someone can be difficult when you feel hurt.
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After many years, the victim finally considered pardoning the man who wronged him.
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He is pardoning his friend for the mistake.
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Some people think that pardoning certain crimes sends the wrong message.
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By pardoning his enemies, the leader tried to unite the country.
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