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leniency

/ˈliː.ni.ən.si/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, nachsichtig, mild oder tolerant zu sein, oft im Zusammenhang mit der Milderung einer Strafe oder dem Gewähren von Vergebung.

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noun

/ˈliː.ni.ən.si/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, nachsichtig, mild oder tolerant zu sein, oft im Zusammenhang mit der Milderung einer Strafe oder dem Gewähren von Vergebung.

A noun referring to the quality of being merciful, tolerant, or mild, often in the context of reducing a penalty or showing forgiveness.

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  1. Merciful or tolerant attitudeB2formal

    The quality of showing mercy, forgiveness, or tolerance, especially when judging or punishing someone.

    deNachsicht

    • The judge's leniency led to a reduced sentence.
    • He appealed for leniency from the disciplinary committee.
    • Her parents' leniency allowed the teenager to avoid serious consequences.

    Synonymeclemencycompassionforbearancegentlenessindulgencemercymildnessmoderationtoleranceunderstanding

    Antonymeausterityharshnessrigorseveritystrictnessstringency

  2. Tendency to yield to wishesB2formal

    A disposition to give in to the desires or demands of others, often resulting in permissive behavior.

    deNachgiebigkeit

    • His leniency with the children made it hard for them to follow rules.
    • The manager's leniency toward late arrivals created a lax work environment.
    • She took advantage of her friend's leniency and often postponed returning borrowed items.

    Synonymecomplaisanceindulgencepermissiveness

    Antonymehardnessharshnessrigorseveritystrictness

  3. Reduction of penalty or obligationB2formal

    The act of lightening a punishment or excusing someone from a duty, by authorities such as judges, parents, or teachers.

    deMilderung der Strafe oder Verpflichtung

    • The teacher's leniency allowed the student to submit the assignment late without penalty.
    • Courts sometimes show leniency to first‑time offenders.
    • Parents often exercise leniency when children are genuinely sorry for their mistakes.
    • The principal granted leniency by waiving detention for the student's good record.

    Synonymeclemencydispensationforbearanceforgivenessindulgencemercymitigationpardonremissionreprieve

    Antonymerigorseveritystrictness

Formen
  • leniencies plural form
  • leniencies' possessive plural form
  • leniency's possessive singular form
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