forgiven (Meaning)

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forgiven (p. p.)

of Forgive

Having caused immense pain, she sought forgiveness from her distraught friend.
The compassionate judge forgave the remorseful defendant, granting a second chance.
Despite the countless wrongs, she found it within herself to forgive her tormentor.
The lovers' bond was shattered, but they eventually forgave each other and reconciled.
After years of estrangement, the siblings forgave their past transgressions and reunited.
The weary traveler sought forgiveness from the villagers for unknowingly trespassing.
The humble king forgave his treacherous advisor, showing compassion amidst betrayal.
The victim of abuse struggled to forgive his attacker, burdened by the haunting memories.
As twilight descended, the dying man requested forgiveness from those he had wronged.
The newfound peace between the warring nations was a testament to their willingness to forgive past conflicts.

of Forgive

pardoned, excused,ignored, redeemed, absolved, shrived, passed over, remitted, exculpated, liberated

punished, disliked, loathed, loathed,resented, despised, resented, hated, abhorred, despised

Having caused immense pain, she sought forgiveness from her distraught friend.

The compassionate judge forgave the remorseful defendant, granting a second chance.

Despite the countless wrongs, she found it within herself to forgive her tormentor.

The lovers' bond was shattered, but they eventually forgave each other and reconciled.