lenient in Greek
lenient in Greek is επιεικής — lenient means not strict; willing to allow mistakes or wrongdoing without harsh punishment.
lenient in Greek
επιεικής
Pronounced: epieikis
Lax; not strict; tolerant of dissent or deviation.
What does "lenient" mean?
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adj Not strict; willing to allow mistakes or wrongdoing without harsh punishment.
"The teacher was lenient about late homework during exam week."
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lenient in a sentence
- The teacher was lenient about late homework during exam week.
- Critics say the sentence was far too lenient for such a serious crime.
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What is "lenient" in Greek?
"lenient" in Greek is επιεικής. lenient means: Not strict; willing to allow mistakes or wrongdoing without harsh punishment.
How do you pronounce επιεικής?
"lenient" in Greek is επιεικής, pronounced "epieikis".
How do you use "lenient" in a sentence?
Example: "The teacher was lenient about late homework during exam week." In Greek, "lenient" is επιεικής.
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