leniency

IPA: ɫˈinjʌnsi

noun

  • The quality of mercy or forgiveness, especially in the assignment of punishment as in a court case.
  • An act of being lenient.
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Examples of "leniency" in Sentences

  • I appreciate the leniency.
  • Therefore the professor is biased toward leniency.
  • I'm fine with reversing the order of amnesty and leniency.
  • Critics around the world questioned the verdict's leniency.
  • The leniency of the legal system shocked and outraged many.
  • In the 20th century, many rabbis were in favor of leniency.
  • The flagrant abuse of leniency in punishment is not permission.
  • The employers also warned the courts of the dire consequences of leniency.
  • I think that the amnesty is an element of a larger stance, that of leniency.
  • If there is prior opportunity, the player with the ball is given no leniency.

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