forgiveness in Latin
forgiveness in Latin is remissio, venia — forgiveness means the act of no longer being angry at someone for a wrong they did.
forgiveness in Latin
remissio
The action of forgiving.
venia
The action of forgiving.
What does "forgiveness" mean?
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noun The act of no longer being angry at someone for a wrong they did.
"After years of arguing, my brother finally offered his forgiveness and invited me round for tea."
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forgiveness in a sentence
- After years of arguing, my brother finally offered his forgiveness and invited me round for tea.
- She sought forgiveness for the years of silence.
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What is "forgiveness" in Latin?
"forgiveness" in Latin is remissio, venia. forgiveness means: The act of no longer being angry at someone for a wrong they did.
How do you use "forgiveness" in a sentence?
Example: "After years of arguing, my brother finally offered his forgiveness and invited me round for tea." In Latin, "forgiveness" is remissio, venia.
Are there other ways to say "forgiveness" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "forgiveness": remissio, venia.
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