What is another word for condonation?
Pronunciation:
[ kəndə͡ʊnˈe͡ɪʃən], [ kəndəʊnˈeɪʃən], [ k_ə_n_d_əʊ_n_ˈeɪ_ʃ_ə_n]
Synonyms for Condonation:
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• act • forgiveness • permission Other synonyms:
- absolution .
- amnesty ,
- forgiveness .
- remission .
Other relevant words:
- abatement ,
- absolvitory ,
- acceptation ,
- account ,
- acquittance ,
- adjustment ,
- adoption ,
- adorn ,
- alibi ,
- all right ,
- allowance account ,
- alright ,
- amends ,
- apologia ,
- apologise ,
- apologize ,
- argue ,
- authorisation ,
- authorization ,
- banker's acceptance ,
- base ,
- beautify ,
- beg off ,
- benefaction ,
- benignity ,
- blessing ,
- bring out ,
- brotherly love ,
- brush aside ,
- brush off ,
- button ,
- campaign ,
- canonisation ,
- case ,
- causa ,
- causal agency ,
- causal agent ,
- chronicle ,
- commanding ,
- conclude ,
- condone ,
- cool ,
- cornerstone ,
- craziness ,
- creation ,
- credence ,
- crusade ,
- curtilage ,
- cut ,
- damages ,
- deck ,
- decorate ,
- defending team ,
- defense ,
- defense force ,
- defense lawyers ,
- defense mechanism ,
- defense reaction ,
- defense team ,
- defensive measure ,
- defensive structure ,
- demurrer ,
- denial ,
- departure ,
- discharge ,
- discount ,
- dismiss ,
- dismissal ,
- dismission ,
- dominating ,
- drive ,
- effort ,
- eject ,
- embellish ,
- enduring ,
- espousal ,
- evidence ,
- exempt ,
- exhaust ,
- exit ,
- exonerative ,
- expel ,
- expiration ,
- explain ,
- fib ,
- fine ,
- firing ,
- floor ,
- folly ,
- foolery ,
- foot ,
- footing ,
- forgivingness ,
- foundation garment ,
- founding ,
- free ,
- free grace ,
- free pardon ,
- fundament ,
- get ,
- give up ,
- going ,
- good will ,
- goodwill ,
- grace of god ,
- grace period ,
- ground ,
- grounding ,
- groundwork ,
- handout ,
- have ,
- hiatus ,
- history ,
- humoring ,
- hunky-dory ,
- ignore ,
- indemnification ,
- induce ,
- indulging ,
- initiation ,
- innovation ,
- instauration ,
- institution ,
- insurance ,
- intellect ,
- introduction ,
- issue ,
- largess ,
- largesse ,
- lawsuit ,
- leeway ,
- let go ,
- let go of ,
- let off ,
- level ,
- liberate ,
- liberation ,
- license ,
- life belt ,
- life buoy ,
- life ring ,
- lifeguard ,
- long-sufferance ,
- loose ,
- loss ,
- lunacy ,
- make ,
- margin ,
- mildness ,
- moderation ,
- movement ,
- munificence ,
- narration ,
- narrative ,
- neglect ,
- news report ,
- okay ,
- okeh ,
- okey ,
- okla. ,
- oklahoma ,
- openhandedness ,
- origination ,
- ornament ,
- outlet ,
- pampering ,
- passing ,
- permit ,
- press release ,
- publish ,
- push aside ,
- put out ,
- rationalisation ,
- rationalise ,
- rationality ,
- rationalize ,
- reason out ,
- reasonableness ,
- redress ,
- refutation ,
- relieve ,
- relinquish ,
- remission of sin ,
- remit ,
- remitment ,
- remittance ,
- report ,
- resign ,
- respite ,
- restitution ,
- sack ,
- sacking ,
- saving grace ,
- secrete ,
- seemliness ,
- self-indulgence ,
- self-justification ,
- snub ,
- solitaire ,
- sooner state ,
- spill ,
- spillage ,
- state of grace ,
- stimulate ,
- storey ,
- subsidence ,
- substructure ,
- suit ,
- supplication ,
- suspension ,
- systematisation ,
- systematization ,
- tale ,
- taradiddle ,
- tarradiddle ,
- thanksgiving ,
- tomfoolery ,
- tone ending ,
- turn ,
- unblock ,
- understanding ,
- understructure ,
- unfreeze ,
- unloose ,
- unloosen ,
- valuation account ,
- valuation reserve ,
- vent ,
- very well ,
- waiver ,
- write up ,
- yard .
- Reprieval ,
- acceptance ,
- allowance ,
- apology ,
- basis ,
- benevolence ,
- cause ,
- charity ,
- condonance ,
- defence ,
- disregard ,
- exculpation ,
- excuse ,
- exoneration ,
- explanation ,
- extenuation ,
- forbearance ,
- forgiving ,
- foundation ,
- grounds ,
- indulgence ,
- justification ,
- kindness ,
- lenience ,
- leniency ,
- long-suffering ,
- longanimity ,
- magnanimity ,
- mitigation ,
- ok ,
- overlooking ,
- palliation ,
- pardon ,
- patience ,
- permission ,
- permissiveness ,
- plea ,
- rationalization ,
- reason ,
- release ,
- reprieve ,
- story ,
- tolerance ,
- vindication .
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How to use "Condonation" in context?
When people condone something, they approve of it although they may not share the same views as the person or group that committed the original sin or crime. condonation is a term used to describe the act of approving or excusing something that is objectionable or inappropriate. It can refer to the act of tacitly approving of something that is wrong, or the act of relieve someone from a difficult situation without passing judgment.
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- Synonyms:
- intelligently, meditatively, pensively, reflectively, thoughtfully, Contemplatively, fancily, Ponderingly.