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1 kisebbítõ
extenuatory -
2 ослабляющий
1) General subject: debilitative, derogative, derogatory, extenuatory, extenuatory (боль), infirmatory, relaxative, weakening2) Medicine: antidynamic, debilitant, debilitating, hypostheniant3) Chemistry: relaxing4) Construction: relieving6) Makarov: descend, descensive, remissive, solvent -
3 смягчающий
1) General subject: alleviative (боль, страдания), alleviatory (боль, страдания), assuasive, emollient, extenuating, extenuatory, extenuatory (вину), mitigant, mitigating, mitigative, mollifying, palliative, relaxing2) Medicine: mitigatory, obtundent3) Bookish: extenuative, extenuative (вину)4) Rare: temperative5) Chemistry: demulcent6) Law: commutative (наказание)7) Automobile industry: absorptive (удар)8) Oil: tempering9) Atomic energy: assuaging10) Perfume: lubricant12) Archaic: lenient13) Cosmetology: mollescent -
4 참작 사유가 되는
adj. extenuatory -
5 смекчаващ
1. softening, etc.2. вж. смекчавам3. смекчаващи вината обстоятелства юр. extenuating/mitigating circumstances* * *смекча̀ващ,сег. деят. прич. softening, mitigatory, mitigating; mollifying; extenuating, extenuatory; изтъквам бедността като \смекчаващо вината обстоятелство plead poverty in extenuation of theft; \смекчаващи вината обстоятелства юр. extenuating/mitigating circumstances.* * *softening; extenuating: смекчаващ circumstances - смекчаващи вината обстоятелства* * *1. softening, etc. вж. смекчавам 2. СМЕКЧАВАЩи вината обстоятелства юр. extenuating/mitigating circumstances -
6 attenuante
f extenuating circumstance* * *attenuante agg. (dir.) extenuating, extenuatory, mitigating: circostanze attenuanti, extenuating circumstances (o mitigating factors)◆ s.f. (dir.) extenuating circumstance, extenuating proof.* * *[attenu'ante] Dir1. agg2. sfextenuating o mitigating circumstanceconcedere le attenuanti (generiche/specifiche) — to make allowances for the (general/particular) extenuating circumstances
* * *[attenu'ante] 1.aggettivo [ circostanze] extenuating, mitigating2.sostantivo femminile extenuating circumstance, mitigating circumstance, extenuationconcedere le -i — to grant extenuation; fig. to make allowances
* * *attenuante/attenu'ante/[ circostanze] extenuating, mitigatingII sostantivo f.extenuating circumstance, mitigating circumstance, extenuation; concedere le -i to grant extenuation; fig. to make allowances. -
7 atenuante
• alibi• alleviating• attenuating• attenuating circumstance• excuse• extenuating• extenuating circumstance• extenuative• extenuatory• mitigating• relief -
8 смягчающий
emollient имя прилагательное:extenuating (смягчающий, уменьшающий)palliating (смягчающий, облегчающий) -
9 ослабляющий
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10 csökkentõ
extenuative, derogatory, ablative, extenuatory -
11 enyhítõ
soothing, mitigative, extenuative, extenuatory
См. также в других словарях:
Extenuatory — Ex*ten u*a*to*ry, a. [Cf. L. extenuatorius attenuating.] Tending to extenuate or palliate. Croker. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
extenuatory — [ek sten′yo͞oāt΄iv, ik sten′yo͞oāt΄ivek sten′yo͞o ə tôr΄ē, iksten′yo͞o ə tôr΄ē] adj. extenuating or tending to extenuate: also extenuative [ek sten′yo͞oāt΄iv, ik sten′yo͞oāt΄iv] … English World dictionary
extenuatory — extenuate ► VERB 1) (usu. as adj. extenuating) lessen the seriousness of (an offence) by referring to a factor that helps excuse it. 2) (extenuated) literary thin. DERIVATIVES extenuation noun extenuatory adjective. ORIGIN … English terms dictionary
extenuatory — adjective see extenuate … New Collegiate Dictionary
extenuatory — /ik sten yooh euh tawr ee, tohr ee/, adj. tending to extenuate; characterized by extenuation; extenuating. [1800 10; < LL extenuatorius. See EXTENUATE, TORY1] * * * … Universalium
extenuatory — adj. lessening the seriousness of (an action or guilt); making smaller, making thin (Archaic) … English contemporary dictionary
extenuatory — ex·ten·u·a·to·ry … English syllables
extenuatory — /əkˈstɛnjuətri/ (say uhk stenyoohuhtree), /ɛk / (say ek ), / təri/ (say tuhree) adjective tending to extenuate; characterised by extenuation …
extenuatory — wəˌtōrē adjective Etymology: Late Latin extenuatorius, from Latin extenuatus + orius ory : tending to extenuate … Useful english dictionary
extenuate — transitive verb ( ated; ating) Etymology: Latin extenuatus, past participle of extenuare, from ex + tenuis thin more at thin Date: 1529 1. a. archaic to make light of b. to lessen or to try to lessen the seriousness or extent of by making partial … New Collegiate Dictionary
assuasive — Synonyms and related words: alleviating, alleviative, altering, analgesic, anesthetic, anodyne, balmy, balsamic, benumbing, bounding, calmant, calmative, cathartic, cleansing, deadening, demulcent, dulling, easing, emollient, extenuating,… … Moby Thesaurus