Definition of forgiving in English:

forgiving

adjective fəˈɡɪvɪŋfərˈɡɪvɪŋ

1Ready and willing to forgive.
宽大的，慈悲的
Taylor was in a forgiving mood
泰勒有意原谅。
Perry is surprisingly forgiving of his stepfather
Example sentencesExamples
- Now investors are feeling the pain and in a less forgiving mood when it comes to executive excess or wrongdoing.
- Now, I don't entirely agree with his position but it also seems we are not very forgiving of critical perspectives on scientific and technological innovation.
- Business leaders, at least, seem in a forgiving mood.
- It's been suggested that having terminal cancer has made me more forgiving and magnanimous, since death is approaching at considerable speed.
- Americans are a forgiving people, a compassionate people, a people who are always ready to give a guy a second chance.
- But as I have said earlier, the audience can be very forgiving (and sometimes inanely lauding) if the director is very giving.
- On reflection, we usually saw the wisdom of her more forgiving approach and learned that working cooperatively achieved more in the long run and certainly made life much more pleasant.
- I can't be sensitive and forgiving and compassionate 24 hours a day.
- He sat there with his head down, obviously out of shame, and I can understand that, but we are a forgiving bunch on this side of the Chamber.
- The poor fools, they don't know what they are doing, he concluded, and he was able to establish a forgiving and understanding state of being.
- Our attempts at being nonjudgemental, forgiving and compassionate are feeble.
- Richard, the upright and forgiving friend from whom Danny has grown apart over the years, hands him the story, offering him a lifeline from the past and rekindling a friendship for the future.
- It was lengthy and involved and I could see no one was in a forgiving mood.
- It was just bad luck for him that I wasn't in a forgiving mood.
- She was usually such an easy-going and forgiving kid; it just wasn't like her to be so stubborn.
- Throughout the cast, a peculiar kind of professionalism characterised a collection of poor performances which managed to be bad without ever having even a bit of forgiving personality.
- She is the Eternal Feminine, forgiving and compassionate and able to reconcile terrorist and victim with her abounding sweetness.
- And yet every tale is delivered with a forgiving chuckle, every outrage defused by the affectionate admiration that Davis couldn't help inspiring in his victims.
- This is the second time my bike has been stolen so I'm not in a forgiving mood now.
- Jacobs has a shrewd, if forgiving eye and, given his background as son of a poor black southern bar-owner, an endearing sense of the absurdity of the world he found himself in.
Synonyms
merciful, lenient, compassionate, pitying, magnanimous, humane, clement, mild, soft-hearted, forbearing, tolerant, easy-going, indulgent, accommodating, understanding, placable
1. 1.1 (of a thing) easy or safe to deal with.
  （物件）易于摆弄的，安全的
  snow is a forgiving surface on which to fall
  在雪地上跌倒没有什么危险。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Even when you hit a bum chord the guitar can make a lovely sound, which means it is a far more forgiving instrument than the descant recorder I played in Primary 5.
  There is a forgiving, arcade-style quality to the ride, as well as a helpful cornering aid, with arrows turning green once you have slowed to the optimum speed.
  Many of us live in a forgiving environment where people have the leisure to explore ways of changing their very selves, at the physical, social and spiritual levels.
  Voice control of the computer holds promise, but crewmembers want something much more reliable on the machine side and much more forgiving of human error.
  They are more forgiving if the temperature's not perfect.
  It's a forgiving recipe, so experiment a bit.
  And improvisations are very forgiving - entered into in the spirit of ‘What's to lose?’
  Podocarpus macrophyllus, a relative of the yew, is also very forgiving, growing to only 15 ft, hardy and good in shade.
  From a practical standpoint, rubber is a forgiving material, able to withstand the abuse of heavy equipment and harsh chemicals, such as acetone and disinfectants.
  Hypothetically speaking, even if there is a zero per cent chance of something going wrong on this first pilot run, what about all the other students who do not have the luxury of a forgiving schedule?
  The forgiving rims in the arena were nothing but help for the long-distance shooting Gaels, who mostly relied on points from behind the arch to stay in the game.
  This tolerance is less forgiving than PCI and also requires layout designers to pay attention to an additional set of constraints.

Derivatives

forgivingly

adverbfəˈɡɪvɪŋlifərˈɡɪvɪŋli

Hard-core still has a massive male market, but increasing numbers of women are turning on to the ‘softer’ side of sexual imagery or, as it's more forgivingly known, erotica.
Example sentencesExamples
- The film captures these accumulating defeats tenderly and forgivingly, and makes each moment feel authentic and real.
- The formula features a sort of sing-by-committee affair that sometimes forgivingly uses three-part harmonies to drown out the nasal lead vocal mewling.
- Joe storms out to the pub and later returns to find that Cathie has submissively cleaned up the mess and is forgivingly waiting for him - in bed.
- If he has struggled before and is now making progress, we might look at his writing more forgivingly and play up his accomplishments in our response.

Definition of forgiving in US English:

forgiving

adjectivefərˈɡiviNGfərˈɡɪvɪŋ

1Ready and willing to forgive.
宽大的，慈悲的
Taylor was in a forgiving mood
泰勒有意原谅。
he was definitely not inclined to be forgiving of anyone spearing his cattle
Example sentencesExamples
- It's been suggested that having terminal cancer has made me more forgiving and magnanimous, since death is approaching at considerable speed.
- It was lengthy and involved and I could see no one was in a forgiving mood.
- He sat there with his head down, obviously out of shame, and I can understand that, but we are a forgiving bunch on this side of the Chamber.
- Our attempts at being nonjudgemental, forgiving and compassionate are feeble.
- Jacobs has a shrewd, if forgiving eye and, given his background as son of a poor black southern bar-owner, an endearing sense of the absurdity of the world he found himself in.
- I can't be sensitive and forgiving and compassionate 24 hours a day.
- Throughout the cast, a peculiar kind of professionalism characterised a collection of poor performances which managed to be bad without ever having even a bit of forgiving personality.
- This is the second time my bike has been stolen so I'm not in a forgiving mood now.
- She is the Eternal Feminine, forgiving and compassionate and able to reconcile terrorist and victim with her abounding sweetness.
- On reflection, we usually saw the wisdom of her more forgiving approach and learned that working cooperatively achieved more in the long run and certainly made life much more pleasant.
- Business leaders, at least, seem in a forgiving mood.
- Now, I don't entirely agree with his position but it also seems we are not very forgiving of critical perspectives on scientific and technological innovation.
- It was just bad luck for him that I wasn't in a forgiving mood.
- But as I have said earlier, the audience can be very forgiving (and sometimes inanely lauding) if the director is very giving.
- Americans are a forgiving people, a compassionate people, a people who are always ready to give a guy a second chance.
- Richard, the upright and forgiving friend from whom Danny has grown apart over the years, hands him the story, offering him a lifeline from the past and rekindling a friendship for the future.
- She was usually such an easy-going and forgiving kid; it just wasn't like her to be so stubborn.
- Now investors are feeling the pain and in a less forgiving mood when it comes to executive excess or wrongdoing.
- And yet every tale is delivered with a forgiving chuckle, every outrage defused by the affectionate admiration that Davis couldn't help inspiring in his victims.
- The poor fools, they don't know what they are doing, he concluded, and he was able to establish a forgiving and understanding state of being.
Synonyms
merciful, lenient, compassionate, pitying, magnanimous, humane, clement, mild, soft-hearted, forbearing, tolerant, easy-going, indulgent, accommodating, understanding, placable
1. 1.1 (of a thing) easy or safe to deal with.
  （物件）易于摆弄的，安全的
  it's a good, comfortable, forgiving airplane
  Example sentencesExamples
  And improvisations are very forgiving - entered into in the spirit of ‘What's to lose?’
  Podocarpus macrophyllus, a relative of the yew, is also very forgiving, growing to only 15 ft, hardy and good in shade.
  Even when you hit a bum chord the guitar can make a lovely sound, which means it is a far more forgiving instrument than the descant recorder I played in Primary 5.
  From a practical standpoint, rubber is a forgiving material, able to withstand the abuse of heavy equipment and harsh chemicals, such as acetone and disinfectants.
  Many of us live in a forgiving environment where people have the leisure to explore ways of changing their very selves, at the physical, social and spiritual levels.
  They are more forgiving if the temperature's not perfect.
  It's a forgiving recipe, so experiment a bit.
  The forgiving rims in the arena were nothing but help for the long-distance shooting Gaels, who mostly relied on points from behind the arch to stay in the game.
  Voice control of the computer holds promise, but crewmembers want something much more reliable on the machine side and much more forgiving of human error.
  This tolerance is less forgiving than PCI and also requires layout designers to pay attention to an additional set of constraints.
  Hypothetically speaking, even if there is a zero per cent chance of something going wrong on this first pilot run, what about all the other students who do not have the luxury of a forgiving schedule?
  There is a forgiving, arcade-style quality to the ride, as well as a helpful cornering aid, with arrows turning green once you have slowed to the optimum speed.

词汇	forgiving
释义	Definition of forgiving in English: forgiving adjective fəˈɡɪvɪŋfərˈɡɪvɪŋ 1Ready and willing to forgive. 宽大的，慈悲的 Taylor was in a forgiving mood 泰勒有意原谅。 Perry is surprisingly forgiving of his stepfather Example sentencesExamples Now investors are feeling the pain and in a less forgiving mood when it comes to executive excess or wrongdoing. Now, I don't entirely agree with his position but it also seems we are not very forgiving of critical perspectives on scientific and technological innovation. Business leaders, at least, seem in a forgiving mood. It's been suggested that having terminal cancer has made me more forgiving and magnanimous, since death is approaching at considerable speed. Americans are a forgiving people, a compassionate people, a people who are always ready to give a guy a second chance. But as I have said earlier, the audience can be very forgiving (and sometimes inanely lauding) if the director is very giving. On reflection, we usually saw the wisdom of her more forgiving approach and learned that working cooperatively achieved more in the long run and certainly made life much more pleasant. I can't be sensitive and forgiving and compassionate 24 hours a day. He sat there with his head down, obviously out of shame, and I can understand that, but we are a forgiving bunch on this side of the Chamber. The poor fools, they don't know what they are doing, he concluded, and he was able to establish a forgiving and understanding state of being. Our attempts at being nonjudgemental, forgiving and compassionate are feeble. Richard, the upright and forgiving friend from whom Danny has grown apart over the years, hands him the story, offering him a lifeline from the past and rekindling a friendship for the future. It was lengthy and involved and I could see no one was in a forgiving mood. It was just bad luck for him that I wasn't in a forgiving mood. She was usually such an easy-going and forgiving kid; it just wasn't like her to be so stubborn. Throughout the cast, a peculiar kind of professionalism characterised a collection of poor performances which managed to be bad without ever having even a bit of forgiving personality. She is the Eternal Feminine, forgiving and compassionate and able to reconcile terrorist and victim with her abounding sweetness. And yet every tale is delivered with a forgiving chuckle, every outrage defused by the affectionate admiration that Davis couldn't help inspiring in his victims. This is the second time my bike has been stolen so I'm not in a forgiving mood now. Jacobs has a shrewd, if forgiving eye and, given his background as son of a poor black southern bar-owner, an endearing sense of the absurdity of the world he found himself in. Synonyms merciful, lenient, compassionate, pitying, magnanimous, humane, clement, mild, soft-hearted, forbearing, tolerant, easy-going, indulgent, accommodating, understanding, placable 1.1 (of a thing) easy or safe to deal with. （物件）易于摆弄的，安全的 snow is a forgiving surface on which to fall 在雪地上跌倒没有什么危险。 Example sentencesExamples Even when you hit a bum chord the guitar can make a lovely sound, which means it is a far more forgiving instrument than the descant recorder I played in Primary 5. There is a forgiving, arcade-style quality to the ride, as well as a helpful cornering aid, with arrows turning green once you have slowed to the optimum speed. Many of us live in a forgiving environment where people have the leisure to explore ways of changing their very selves, at the physical, social and spiritual levels. Voice control of the computer holds promise, but crewmembers want something much more reliable on the machine side and much more forgiving of human error. They are more forgiving if the temperature's not perfect. It's a forgiving recipe, so experiment a bit. And improvisations are very forgiving - entered into in the spirit of ‘What's to lose?’ Podocarpus macrophyllus, a relative of the yew, is also very forgiving, growing to only 15 ft, hardy and good in shade. From a practical standpoint, rubber is a forgiving material, able to withstand the abuse of heavy equipment and harsh chemicals, such as acetone and disinfectants. Hypothetically speaking, even if there is a zero per cent chance of something going wrong on this first pilot run, what about all the other students who do not have the luxury of a forgiving schedule? The forgiving rims in the arena were nothing but help for the long-distance shooting Gaels, who mostly relied on points from behind the arch to stay in the game. This tolerance is less forgiving than PCI and also requires layout designers to pay attention to an additional set of constraints. Derivatives forgivingly adverbfəˈɡɪvɪŋlifərˈɡɪvɪŋli Hard-core still has a massive male market, but increasing numbers of women are turning on to the ‘softer’ side of sexual imagery or, as it's more forgivingly known, erotica. Example sentencesExamples The film captures these accumulating defeats tenderly and forgivingly, and makes each moment feel authentic and real. The formula features a sort of sing-by-committee affair that sometimes forgivingly uses three-part harmonies to drown out the nasal lead vocal mewling. Joe storms out to the pub and later returns to find that Cathie has submissively cleaned up the mess and is forgivingly waiting for him - in bed. If he has struggled before and is now making progress, we might look at his writing more forgivingly and play up his accomplishments in our response. Definition of forgiving in US English: forgiving adjectivefərˈɡiviNGfərˈɡɪvɪŋ 1Ready and willing to forgive. 宽大的，慈悲的 Taylor was in a forgiving mood 泰勒有意原谅。 he was definitely not inclined to be forgiving of anyone spearing his cattle Example sentencesExamples It's been suggested that having terminal cancer has made me more forgiving and magnanimous, since death is approaching at considerable speed. It was lengthy and involved and I could see no one was in a forgiving mood. He sat there with his head down, obviously out of shame, and I can understand that, but we are a forgiving bunch on this side of the Chamber. Our attempts at being nonjudgemental, forgiving and compassionate are feeble. Jacobs has a shrewd, if forgiving eye and, given his background as son of a poor black southern bar-owner, an endearing sense of the absurdity of the world he found himself in. I can't be sensitive and forgiving and compassionate 24 hours a day. Throughout the cast, a peculiar kind of professionalism characterised a collection of poor performances which managed to be bad without ever having even a bit of forgiving personality. This is the second time my bike has been stolen so I'm not in a forgiving mood now. She is the Eternal Feminine, forgiving and compassionate and able to reconcile terrorist and victim with her abounding sweetness. On reflection, we usually saw the wisdom of her more forgiving approach and learned that working cooperatively achieved more in the long run and certainly made life much more pleasant. Business leaders, at least, seem in a forgiving mood. Now, I don't entirely agree with his position but it also seems we are not very forgiving of critical perspectives on scientific and technological innovation. It was just bad luck for him that I wasn't in a forgiving mood. But as I have said earlier, the audience can be very forgiving (and sometimes inanely lauding) if the director is very giving. Americans are a forgiving people, a compassionate people, a people who are always ready to give a guy a second chance. Richard, the upright and forgiving friend from whom Danny has grown apart over the years, hands him the story, offering him a lifeline from the past and rekindling a friendship for the future. She was usually such an easy-going and forgiving kid; it just wasn't like her to be so stubborn. Now investors are feeling the pain and in a less forgiving mood when it comes to executive excess or wrongdoing. And yet every tale is delivered with a forgiving chuckle, every outrage defused by the affectionate admiration that Davis couldn't help inspiring in his victims. The poor fools, they don't know what they are doing, he concluded, and he was able to establish a forgiving and understanding state of being. Synonyms merciful, lenient, compassionate, pitying, magnanimous, humane, clement, mild, soft-hearted, forbearing, tolerant, easy-going, indulgent, accommodating, understanding, placable 1.1 (of a thing) easy or safe to deal with. （物件）易于摆弄的，安全的 it's a good, comfortable, forgiving airplane Example sentencesExamples And improvisations are very forgiving - entered into in the spirit of ‘What's to lose?’ Podocarpus macrophyllus, a relative of the yew, is also very forgiving, growing to only 15 ft, hardy and good in shade. Even when you hit a bum chord the guitar can make a lovely sound, which means it is a far more forgiving instrument than the descant recorder I played in Primary 5. From a practical standpoint, rubber is a forgiving material, able to withstand the abuse of heavy equipment and harsh chemicals, such as acetone and disinfectants. Many of us live in a forgiving environment where people have the leisure to explore ways of changing their very selves, at the physical, social and spiritual levels. They are more forgiving if the temperature's not perfect. It's a forgiving recipe, so experiment a bit. The forgiving rims in the arena were nothing but help for the long-distance shooting Gaels, who mostly relied on points from behind the arch to stay in the game. Voice control of the computer holds promise, but crewmembers want something much more reliable on the machine side and much more forgiving of human error. This tolerance is less forgiving than PCI and also requires layout designers to pay attention to an additional set of constraints. Hypothetically speaking, even if there is a zero per cent chance of something going wrong on this first pilot run, what about all the other students who do not have the luxury of a forgiving schedule? There is a forgiving, arcade-style quality to the ride, as well as a helpful cornering aid, with arrows turning green once you have slowed to the optimum speed.
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