v. 1 to cease to have feelings of anger or bitterness toward; 2 to overlook or dismiss as of little importance
I forgave him when he told me the truth.
I forgave him when he told me the truth.
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What did Jeremy want Katie to do, if he forgave her?
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She forgave him because of his propitiatory attitude.
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How did Molly and Heather know that Helen's mother forgave Helen?
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What did Elizabeth do to show that she forgave Jessica?
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Her mother forgave her for her venial error.
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Whitney forgave the sailors who surmounted their fears.
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excuse; pardon; ignore; disregard
resent; dislike
2 syllables
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save
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wave
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misbehave
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