forgivable (Meaning)

Wordnet

forgivable (s)

easily excused or forgiven

Webster

Capable of being forgiven; pardonable; venial.

Her careless mistake was not forgivable, as it had serious consequences.
Despite the deep hurt caused, the apology made the offense somewhat forgivable.
The sheer magnitude of the betrayal made her actions unforgivable.
The child's youthful indiscretion was deemed forgivable, given their age and circumstances.
The passage of time had dulled the pain, making the past transgression more forgivable.
Her remorse and genuine effort to make amends rendered her actions forgivable.
The law may not consider the crime forgivable, but society might show leniency under certain conditions.
The offense was so heinous that it was deemed unforgivable by the jury.
The realization that the person who wronged you was acting out of ignorance made their actions more forgivable.
Forgiveness is a powerful act that allows you to move beyond forgivable offenses and hold onto relationships.

easily excused or forgivenCapable of being forgiven; pardonable; venial.

excusable, justifiable, pardonable, harmless, minor, petty, allowable, ignorable, remissible,venial

evil, unforgivable, unforgivable, criminal,inexcusable, unjustifiable, mortal, criminal, mortal, indefensible

Her careless mistake was not forgivable, as it had serious consequences.

Despite the deep hurt caused, the apology made the offense somewhat forgivable.

The sheer magnitude of the betrayal made her actions unforgivable.

The child's youthful indiscretion was deemed forgivable, given their age and circumstances.