Pardoning is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PARDONING in dictionary:

VERB:
• forgive or excuse (a person, error, or offence)
• release (an offender) from the legal consequences of an offence or conviction, and often implicitly from blame
• used to indicate that someone is justified in doing or thinking a particular thing given the circumstances
NOUN:
• the act of pardoning
• the action of forgiving or being forgiven for an error or offence
• a cancellation of the legal consequences of an offence or conviction
• an indulgence, as widely sold in medieval Europe.
INTERJECTION:
• a request to a speaker to repeat something because one did not hear or understand it
ADJECTIVE:
• Relating to pardon; having or exercising the right to pardon; willing to pardon; merciful; as, the pardoning power; a pardoning God.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to release from liability for an offense

Words related to PARDONING

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Words that contain PARDONING

pardonings14 unpardoning15

How to use PARDONING in a sentence

• Many thoughtful people, including some governors and ex-governors, question very seriously the wisdom of this absolute assignment of the pardoning power.
• Reckon that you are pardoning a son who has lived a bad life and done you all the harm which it is possible to do.
• It means pardoning indecency only when it is gloomy indecency.
• He was obliged to dwell upon the amazing fact that he must lie in hell until he could win his own forgiveness, regardless of what gentle pardoning might be his from God.
• In Durham the bishop had the sole power of pardoning offences, appointing judges and other officers, coining money, and granting titles of honor and creating courts.
• Pardoning other things, I could not quite pardon his concealing from me that he had been married to a first wife.
• His moderation and clemency appeared by pardoning the injuries which he had received when he was yet but a private man.
• I rely on your communicating to them the news, and, therefore, on their pardoning me for not repeating it in separate letters to them.
• And, following this thought, we are led to say, it is a sad and mischievous public delusion that the pardoning power is useless or pernicious.
• And the exercise of the pardoning power, if it anticipate the expiration of the legal sentence but a month, a week, or a day even, may change the whole subsequent life.
• The result of the exercise of the pardoning power is believed to have been, upon the whole, satisfactory.
• Under the influence of the pardoning power, wisely executed, the commonwealth becomes a family, whose law is the law of kindness.
• Show the greatness of your mine, rather to conquer your enemies by pardoning than by punishing.
• He could never think of her as pardoning a transgression like his, though committed for her sake.
• I would have difficulty, Miss Eloise, in pardoning such an offence to you, yourself.
• And added, when he saw my startled face, That nothing yet was lost, and that the dawn Would bring another day for pardoning.
• For this reason, the pardoning power is given to the chief executive to correct errors or undue harshness after the legal proceedings have been finished.
• The return to liberty recalled all his former gentleness and the philosophic pity with which he surrounded all men, pitying and pardoning their faults.
• Believe in Jesus Christ as the living Person who alone can and will save you, by pardoning your sins, and giving you His Spirit to make you like Himself.
• After generously pardoning Madeleine, he extended his forgiveness to the other servants, promising to use his influence with his cousin the Presidente on their behalf.
• She showed her accustomed clemency by pardoning all, and sent them away with their ensigns and flags, which, as regards flags, is a very rare thing.
• Just as this was completed, the Government schooner arrived from Port Jackson, and King sent ten ringleaders of the mutiny to Sydney for trial, pardoning ten others.
• I hope, from what I have said, it will appear to your lady-ship, and to Lady Betty too, that I am justified, or at least excused, in pardoning Mrs.
• The part of the king would be confined to simply pardoning the viceroy of Ireland all he should undertake against D’Artagnan.
• D’Artagnan fancied himself very cunning when advising Milady to renounce, by pardoning de Wardes, the furious projects she had formed.
• His mercy pardoning poor sinners, justice being satisfied, cannot be cleared by nature.
• Out of the sovereignty of the monarch flows the prerogative of pardoning criminals.
• Grace is love that imparts, and this grace, thus stooping, thus pardoning, thus bestowing, is a universal gift.
• The pardoning power is exercised by the governor in conjunction with the chancellor and the judges of the court of errors and appeals.

Similar words containing PARDON without suffix ing

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