Adjective:

ক্ষমার্থ, ক্ষন্তব্য, মার্জনীয়,

pardonable শব্দের বাংলা অর্থ এর উদাহরণ:

জড়িত লালসা মূল পাপের ফল, তবে প্রায় সকলেই একমত হয়েছিলেন যে, এটি একটি মার্জনীয় পাপ, যদি অযৌক্তিক লালসা ছাড়া বিবাহের মধ্যে পরিচালিত হয় ।

মার্জনীয় (১৯৯৬) ।

ভুলত্রুটি মার্জনীয় ।

করেন, "শেকসপিয়র প্রসঙ্গে আগ্রহের অভাবের তুলনায় মাত্রাতিরিক্ত আগ্রহই মার্জনীয়; কারণ, আমাদের প্রশংসা সহজে তাঁর প্রতিভাকে অতিক্রম করতে পারে না ।

pardonable's Usage Examples:

the Hagiorite (1749–1809) distinguishes seven classes of sin: Pardonable Near the pardonable Non-mortal Near the non-mortal Between the mortal and the non-mortal.

Repeated successes prompted his son William to remark with pardonable exaggeration in 1712 that "you have it in your hands to make the Member.

commonly made the same mistake with other species, this offence is certainly pardonable.

His original patronym, he says, elicited in him "a very pardonable pride".

controversy as it did not include rape or sexual torture, which were still pardonable.

The rally objective was to produce a bill on homosexuality into non-pardonable offence.

them without the Church, it is manifest what is conceded to infirmity as pardonable.

is a criterion for determining whether a criminal act is punishable or pardonable, or whether the penalty for such a crime is predetermined (ḥadd) or discretionary.

respected, and in a letter written to England in about 1807 she says with pardonable pride "all my quantances are my betters"—she had little education and.

Feast of the Tabernacles, which his translator Stephen judged to be a "pardonable mistake" for Lag be-Omer.

This Liberty he humbly hopes is more pardonable than the total Omission of so pious and beautiful a Piece.

Such offenses are less pardonable.

emotions of a boy, because Mr Tupman suffered from the most interesting and pardonable of human weaknesses - love.

I would not mention these things except that I feel what may be a pardonable pride in their diversity.

Synonyms:

excusable; forgivable; minor; venial; expiable;

Antonyms:

majority; major; unlimited; adult; unpardonable;