extenuated (Meaning)

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extenuated (imp. & p. p.)

of Extenuate

She extenuated her absence from work by explaining her grandmother's illness.
The lawyer attempted to extenuate his client's crime by citing mental illness.
The doctor's extenuated hours led to fatigue and burnout.
The extenuated circumstances surrounding the accident were carefully examined by the authorities.
Despite extenuating factors, the company faced penalties for its environmental violations.
The traveler's extenuated stay in the remote village provided valuable insights into the local culture.
The athlete's extenuated training schedule required dedication and perseverance.
The extenuated negotiations between the two parties finally reached a compromise.
She extenuated the difficulties she faced as a single mother, emphasizing the importance of support systems.
The extenuated project deadline was met through teamwork and effective time management.

of Extenuate

justified, explained, whitewashed,excused, confessed,palliated, explained away, deodorized, glozed (over), atoned

No antonyms found.

She extenuated her absence from work by explaining her grandmother's illness.

The lawyer attempted to extenuate his client's crime by citing mental illness.

The doctor's extenuated hours led to fatigue and burnout.

The extenuated circumstances surrounding the accident were carefully examined by the authorities.