permissive

Describes a person, society, or rule that allows a great deal of freedom, especially in behavior or moral matters.

ruОписывает человека, общество или правило, которое допускает большую свободу, особенно в поведении или моральных вопросах.esDescribe a una persona, sociedad o norma que permite una gran libertad, especialmente en el comportamiento o en cuestiones morales.frQualifie une personne, une société ou une règle qui laisse une grande liberté, surtout en matière de comportement ou de morale.deBeschreibt eine Person, eine Gesellschaft oder eine Regel, die große Freiheit zulässt, besonders im Verhalten oder in moralischen Fragen.ptDescreve uma pessoa, sociedade ou regra que permite grande liberdade, especialmente em questões de comportamento ou moral.zh形容人或制度允许很大的自由，尤其在行为或道德方面宽容、不严厉管束。arيصف شخصًا أو مجتمعًا أو قاعدة تسمح بقدر كبير من الحرية، لا سيما في السلوك أو المسائل الأخلاقية.

1. Not restrictive or preventive B2 formal

   Allowing or characterized by a lack of restrictions or preventive measures.

   • The country has a permissive policy on internet access.
   • A permissive environment can encourage creativity.
   • The new law is more permissive regarding small businesses.

   ruРазрешительныйespermisivofrpermissifdePermissivptPermissivozh宽松的arالمتسامح

   Синонимы: easygoingfreeindulgentlaissez-fairelenientliberalnonrestrictiveopentolerantunrestrictive

   Антонимы: authoritarianprohibitiverepressiverestrictiverigidstrict

2. Granting permission or lenient B2 formal

   Inclined to allow or tolerate behavior that others might forbid; not strict in discipline.

   • Her parents were very permissive and let her stay out late.
   • The school has a permissive dress code.
   • A permissive attitude can sometimes lead to a lack of boundaries.

   ruСнисходительныйespermisivofrpermissifdeNachsichtigptPermissivozh宽容的arمتسامح

   Синонимы: accommodatingeasygoingflexibleforbearingindulgentlaxlenientliberaltolerant

   Антонимы: authoritarianrepressiverestrictiverigidstrict

• more permissive comparative form
• most permissive superlative form