forgivingness

So, we have identified two characteristics of winning strategies: niceness and forgivingness.

Consequently, a neurotic personality is less apt to forgive or to have a disposition of forgivingness.

Bui; it was Ruth who worked all the miracles, who kept each gusst in a state of delighted forgivingness, no matter what went wrong.

Also known as "Forgivingness."

Her actions - as with Jean Simmons - could be dramatic: her forgivingness, though, seemed to be infinite.

Some reasoned that niceness and forgivingness were evidently winning qualities, and they accordingly submitted nice, forgiving strategies.

As such, one who demonstrates the personality trait of agreeableness is prone to forgiveness as well as has a general disposition of forgivingness.

Acknowledging the somewhat unexpected directions his career has taken, Mr. Short talked over dinner about the freedom of theater, the forgivingness of television, the frustrations of film.

In terms of personality traits, agreeableness and neuroticism (i.e., instability, anxiousness, aggression) show consistency in predicting forgivingness and forgiveness.