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In some of these cases, one could be forgiving, at least to a point.
What is the good of your forgiving me if I may not see you.
It is a lot less forgiving after six months on the job.
But he said it was too soon to tell whether the public would be forgiving.
Of course, I'd probably be too dead to need forgiving.
You were right about no woman being forgiving enough to let something like this go.
The dead are usually pretty forgiving of the living, but not always.
I'm a very forgiving person, but if you ever try to hit me again, two things are going to happen.
The less forgiving people reported a greater number of health problems.
We had both, my sister and 1, a long way to go toward forgiving.
We're so much more forgiving of the beautiful people because we like having them around.
For more forgiving game play, you can go to the streets.
He was looking at her, but now his eyes were soft, forgiving.
His wife is a very forgiving person, and he takes advantage of her.
And I imagine she's not a forgiving woman at the best of times.
Recent work has focused on what kind of person is more likely to be forgiving.
Let's say I'm forgiving and let it go at that.
Why be forgiving of one and harsh with the second?
"We should be more forgiving instead of bringing it up every year."
And I think that this is important, the possibility of forgiving.
So you can make mistakes and people will still be forgiving.
It said the corporate world was sometimes less forgiving than the political one.
He said white people often ask why blacks seem to be forgiving.
She had a temper after all, but also a forgiving nature.
His voice was more forgiving than it might otherwise have been.
, forgiven past participle
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