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    Disculpable (en. Excusable)

    /diskulˈpable/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    That can be justified or forgiven.
    His fault was excusable given the context.
    Su falta fue disculpable dado el contexto.
    That is not serious and can be accepted.
    The mistake he made is completely excusable.
    El error que cometió es completamente disculpable.
    That can be excused.
    Don't worry, it's an excusable fault.
    No te preocupes, es una falta disculpable.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'disculpabilis', meaning 'forgivable'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    There is no excusable fault
    Expression indicating that no fault is considered acceptable.
    No hay falta disculpable
    It is excusable
    Used to indicate that something can be forgiven.
    Es disculpable
    There is no excuse
    Phrase suggesting that there is no valid justification for an action.
    No hay disculpa
    Excusable in life
    Indicates that certain mistakes are acceptable in human experience.
    Disculpable en la vida

    Related Words

    excuse
    Action of excusing or justifying.
    disculpa
    to excuse oneself
    Making an excuse or asking for forgiveness.
    disculparse
    pardon
    Action of forgiving.
    perdón
    justification
    Action of justifying or explaining something.
    justificación

    Slang Meanings

    It is something that is not taken seriously.
    That thing that happened is totally excusable, there's no reason to worry.
    Esa cosa que pasó es totalmente disculpable, no hay por qué preocuparse.
    It does not have serious consequences.
    Forgetting a birthday is not a crime, it's excusable.
    Olvidar el cumpleaños no es un crimen, es disculpable.