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forbearance

/fɔːˈbeə.rəns/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota la cualidad de tener paciencia, autocontrol e indulgencia, especialmente ante la provocación o las dificultades; también la acción de abstenerse de ejercer un derecho o exigir algo.

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noun

/fɔːˈbeə.rəns/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que denota la cualidad de tener paciencia, autocontrol e indulgencia, especialmente ante la provocación o las dificultades; también la acción de abstenerse de ejercer un derecho o exigir algo.

A noun referring to the quality of being patient, self-controlled, and tolerant, especially in the face of provocation or difficulty.

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  1. Patience and restraintC1formal

    The quality of being patient and self-controlled, especially in difficult situations.

    esPaciencia y moderación

    • She showed great forbearance during the long negotiations.
    • His forbearance in the face of criticism was admirable.
    • The teacher's forbearance with the disruptive student was remarkable.

    Sinónimosclemencycomposureenduranceequanimityleniencylong-sufferingpatiencerestraintself-restrainttolerance

    Antónimosimpatienceintemperanceintolerance

  2. Legal leniencyC2formallegal

    The act of refraining from enforcing a right, obligation, or debt, often granted temporarily.

    esTolerancia legal / Indulgencia en el cobro

    • The bank granted forbearance on the loan payments for six months.
    • The court showed forbearance by delaying the deadline.
    • Forbearance agreements are common in financial hardship cases.

    Sinónimosgraceindulgencemoratoriumrespitestay

Formas
  • forbearances plural form
  • forbearances' possessive plural form
  • forbearance's possessive singular form
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