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clemency

/ˈklem.ən.si/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota misericordia, indulgencia o compasión mostrada hacia alguien, especialmente por parte de una persona con autoridad, o la suavidad del clima.

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noun

/ˈklem.ən.si/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que denota misericordia, indulgencia o compasión mostrada hacia alguien, especialmente por parte de una persona con autoridad, o la suavidad del clima.

A noun referring to mercy, leniency, or compassion shown toward someone, especially by a person in authority, or to mildness of weather.

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  1. Mild weatherC1formal

    Pleasant, mild, or temperate weather conditions, often with comfortable temperatures.

    esClemencia (clima templado)

    • The clemency of the spring afternoon made the garden walk delightful.
    • We enjoyed the clemency of the Mediterranean climate during our stay.
    • The unusual clemency of the winter surprised the locals.

    Sinónimosbalminessfairnessgentlenessmildnesssoftnesstemperateness

    Antónimosharshnessinclemencyrigorseverity

  2. Mercy or leniencyC1formal

    Compassion or forgiveness shown by a judge or authority toward someone who has committed a crime, often resulting in a reduced sentence.

    esclemencia

    • The governor granted clemency to the prisoner after reviewing the case.
    • The judge showed clemency due to the defendant's difficult circumstances.
    • Appeals for clemency were submitted to the board of pardons.

    Sinónimoscompassionforgivenessgracehumanitykindnessleniencylenitymercymildnesspardon

    Antónimoscrueltyharshnessmercilessnesspunishmentrigorruthlessnessseveritystrictness

Formas
  • clemencies plural form
  • clemencies' possessive plural form
  • clemency's possessive singular form
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