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excusably's Usage Examples:

every heartfelt movement of Aleksander, every emotional outburst, quite excusably for a young man" so as to show that "all the decent people were to have.

in Liversidge v Anderson were expediently and, at that time, perhaps, excusably, wrong and the dissenting speech of Lord Atkin was right".

witnesses was a servant in the house, whose account of the tragedy was excusably confused and contradictory; whether the other witness admitted that he.

Less excusably, Stewart also heard the gunfire and rode south to Aldudes, leaving the.

"influenced, too much so in my opinion, though very naturally and very excusably, by a rooted animosity against Mr Pitt".

excusably's Meaning':

in an excusable manner or to an excusable degree

Synonyms:

pardonably; forgivably;

Antonyms:

unpardonably; unforgivably; inexcusably;