veniality
/vɛˈnɪəlɪti/Definitions
1. noun
The quality of being forgivable or pardonable; a mild or trivial sin.
“The bishop warned his followers about the dangers of sinfulness, but also acknowledged the veniality of human mistakes.”
2. noun
A quality of being easily forgiven or excused.
“The politician’s veniality was a major factor in his public image’s rehabilitation after the scandal.”
3. noun
The state of being able to be pardoned or forgiven.
“In many cultures, a person’s veniality is seen as a key factor in their spiritual growth and development.”