D'indulgence (en. Of indulgence)
/dɛ̃.dyl.ʒɑ̃s/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
Attitude of understanding and clemency towards faults or mistakes.
His indulgence towards young people is greatly appreciated.
Sa d'indulgence envers les jeunes gens est très appréciée.
Action of forgiving or not punishing severely.
He showed great indulgence during the judgment.
Il a montré une grande d'indulgence lors du jugement.
State of mind that consists of accepting imperfections.
His indulgence towards his own mistakes is admirable.
Sa d'indulgence envers ses propres erreurs est admirable.
Etymology
From the Latin 'indulgentia', which means 'sweetness, benignity'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
maternal indulgence
Excessive kindness of a mother towards her children.
d'indulgence maternelle
to show indulgence
To show clemency or understanding in a judgment.
faire preuve d'indulgence
Related Words
indulgent
Who shows indulgence.
indulgent
indulgently
Indulgently.
indulgemment
tax indulgence
Clemency granted in the context of tax obligations.
indulgence fiscale
Slang Meanings
To be cool with mistakes
He is always unfailingly indulgent when it comes to his friends.
Il est toujours d'une d'indulgence infaillible quand il s'agit de ses amis.
To let something slide
She decided to apply a little indulgence for her lateness.
Elle a décidé d'appliquer un peu de d'indulgence sur son retard.