dispensation in Polish
dispensation in Polish is dyspensa — dispensation means official permission to be excused from a rule or obligation that would normally apply.
dispensation in Polish
dyspensa
What does "dispensation" mean?
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noun Official permission to be excused from a rule or obligation that would normally apply.
"The bishop granted a special dispensation for the couple to marry outside the church."
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noun A system or era in which particular rules, beliefs, or arrangements apply.
"Under the new dispensation, employees can work from home two days a week."
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dispensation in a sentence
- The bishop granted a special dispensation for the couple to marry outside the church.
- She was given a dispensation from the usual attendance requirements due to illness.
- Under the new dispensation, employees can work from home two days a week.
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What is "dispensation" in Polish?
"dispensation" in Polish is dyspensa. dispensation means: Official permission to be excused from a rule or obligation that would normally apply.
How do you use "dispensation" in a sentence?
Example: "The bishop granted a special dispensation for the couple to marry outside the church." In Polish, "dispensation" is dyspensa.
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