excusable
/ɪkˈsjuːzəb(ə)l
/ /ɛkˈsjuːzəb(ə)l/adjective
Able to be justified or forgiven; forgivable: the error is excusable...
- That does not make evil excusable or justifiable.
- Not excusable, but understandable considering the reputation the Liverpool fans had acquired.
- Diversions from your normal routine are excusable only if they rarely occur, provided they make you work harder.
Synonyms
forgivable, pardonable, defensible, justifiable, condonable, understandable, explainable;
venial
Derivatives
excusably
/ /ɛkˈskjuːzəbli / adverb ...- More excusably, Albert Costa, the surprise French Open champion, will not be venturing to Blighty - the Spaniard is on his honeymoon.
- I hadn't noticed them the first day, but was probably excusably tired from my flight.
- I was excusably reluctant to place myself within reach of a cutthroat.
- Aona
- AONB
- AOR
- Aoraki/Mount Cook
- aorist
- aoristic
- a (or one) hell of a ——
- a (or one) hundred per cent
- a (or one's) bounden duty
- aorta
- a (or that) sinking feeling
- a (or the) deuce of a ——
- a (or the) grand old man of
- a (or the) picture of ——
- wrap party
- wrapped
- wrapper
- wrapper application
- wrapping
- wrapping paper
- wrap someone in cotton wool
- wrap someone up
- wrap something up
- wrap up
- wrasse