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venial

/ˈviː.ni.əl/

Traduction: Qualifie une faute, un péché ou une offense de peu de gravité, qui mérite l'indulgence ou peut être pardonné(e).

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adjective

/ˈviː.ni.əl/C2formal
  • frQualifie une faute, un péché ou une offense de peu de gravité, qui mérite l'indulgence ou peut être pardonné(e).

Describes a fault, sin, or offense that is minor, pardonable, or excusable.

  1. Minor or forgivableC2formal

    Describes a sin, fault, or offense that is considered minor and can be excused or forgiven.

    frVéniel (péché, faute)

    • The priest explained that a venial sin does not break one's relationship with God.
    • His mistake was venial and did not warrant severe punishment.
    • She considered his tardiness a venial fault, easily overlooked.

    Synonymesexcusableforgivableinsignificantminorpaltrypardonableslighttrivial

    Antonymesgraveheinousinexcusablemortalunforgivable

  2. Easily excusedC2formal

    Describes an action or error that is trivial and can be pardoned without serious consequences.

    frVéniel

    • The error was venial and did not affect the overall outcome.
    • Her oversight was venial, so the manager let it go.
    • In the context of the project, his omission was venial.

    Synonymesexcusableforgivableminorpardonabletrivial

    Antonymesinexcusablemortalunforgivableunpardonable

Formes
  • more venial comparative form
  • most venial superlative form
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