lenience
/lɛnɪɛns/Definitions
1. noun
The quality of being lenient; the state of being willing to tolerate or forgive mistakes or wrongdoing.
“The judge’s lenience towards the first-time offender was widely noted in the press.”
2. noun
A lenient attitude or policy towards a particular issue or situation.
“The government’s lenience on trade tariffs has led to a significant boost in exports.”
3. noun
A lenient or moderate degree of severity or difficulty.
“The exam was considered a lenience compared to the previous year’s version.”
4. adjective
Showing or characterized by leniency or willingness to forgive or tolerate.
“The lenient teacher allowed the students to submit their assignments late.”