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1 müsamahakâr
"lenient, tolerant; indulgent." -
2 müsamahalı
"lenient, tolerant; indulgent." -
3 yumuşak
adj. benignant, bland, ductile, easygoing, effeminate, flabby, flaccid, floppy, gentle, kid glove, kindly, lax, lenient, light, limp, malleable, mellow, mild, pulpy, smooth, soft, soft boiled, spongy, supple, tender, velvet, yielding* * *1. soft 2. supple 3. balmy 4. ductile 5. flaccid 6. fluffy 7. lenient 8. malleable 9. smoother (adj.) 10. softer (adj.) 11. tender (adj.) -
4 hafif
adj. digestible, light, airy, lightweight, slight, weak, cushy, distant, dulcet, feeble, feint, frail, frivolous, lenient, loose, mild, piano, small, soft, subdued, tenuous, unsubstantial--------adv. light, lightly--------n. easy of digestion--------hafif (tartışma)adj. unsound--------hafif (yemek)adj. blancmange--------hafif (çay vs.)adj. wishy-washy* * *1. flippant 2. gauzy 3. light 4. lightweight 5. mild 6. weightless -
5 merhametli
adj. merciful, compassionate, tenderhearted, gracious, charitable, pitiful, benignant, Christian, clement, lenient, pitying, propitious, Samaritan, softhearted* * *1. clement 2. humane 3. merciful 4. pitying -
6 hoşgörülü
adj. tolerant, indulgent, patient, forgiving, broad, clement, complaisant, decent, gentle, lenient, permissive, wide open -
7 halim
mild, lenient, gentle yumuþak huylu -
8 lokum
1. Turkish delight. 2. slang teacher who´s well-liked and lenient. -
9 müsamaha
"lenience, tolerance; indulgence; overlooking, disregarding. - etmek /a/ to be lenient with (someone); to overlook, disregard (an error or erroneous action) (indulgently or deliberately)."
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Lenient — Le ni*ent (l[=e] n[i^]*ent or l[=e]n yent), a. [L. leniens, entis, p. pr. of lenire to soften, fr. lenis soft, mild. Cf. {Lithe}.] [1913 Webster] 1. Relaxing; emollient; softening; assuasive; sometimes followed by of. Lenient of grief. Milton.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
lenient — (adj.) 1650s, relaxing, soothing, from M.Fr. lenient, from L. lenientem (nom. leniens), prp. of lenire to soften, alleviate, mitigate, allay, calm, from lenis mild, gentle, calm, probably from PIE root *le to leave, yield, let go, slacken (Cf.… … Etymology dictionary
Lenient — Le ni*ent, n. (Med.) A lenitive; an emollient. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Lenient — (spr. löniang), Charles, franz. Literarhistoriker, geb. 1825 in Provins (Seine et Marne), seit 1865 Professor der französischen Dichtkunst an der Pariser Sorbonne. Er veröffentlichte: »La satire en France an moyen âge« (1859, 4. Aufl. 1893; von… … Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon
lenient — I noun allowing, benevolent, charitable, clemens, clement, compassionate, condoning, considerate, easy, easygoing, enduring, exorable, favoring, forbearing, forgiving, free from vindictiveness, generous, gentle, humane, humoring, indulgent,… … Law dictionary
lenient — 1 *soft, gentle, smooth, mild, bland, balmy Analogous words: assuaging, alleviating, relieving (see RELIEVE): grateful, agreeable, welcome, gratifying, pleasing, *pleasant Antonyms: caustic Contrasted words: harsh, *rough 2 indulgent, merciful,… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
lenient — [adj] permissive allowing, amiable, assuaging, assuasive, being big*, benign, benignant, charitable, clement, compassionate, complaisant, compliant, condoning, easy, easygoing, emollient, excusing, favoring, forbearing, forgiving, gentle, going… … New thesaurus
lenient — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ merciful or tolerant. DERIVATIVES lenience noun leniency noun leniently adverb. ORIGIN from Latin lenire soothe , from lenis mild, gentle … English terms dictionary
lenient — [lēn′yənt, lē′nē ənt] adj. [L leniens, prp. of lenire, to soften, alleviate < lenis, smooth, soft, mild < IE base * leī : see LATE] 1. not harsh or severe in disciplining, punishing, judging, etc.; mild; merciful; clement 2. Archaic… … English World dictionary
lenient — 01. I think his parents are too [lenient]! He gets into all kinds of trouble, and they never do anything about it. 02. The suspect s lawyer asked the judge for [leniency] in sentencing because it was his first offence. 03. I don t think it is… … Grammatical examples in English
lenient — adjective Brother Andrew was a lenient teacher Syn: merciful, clement, forgiving, forbearing, tolerant, charitable, humane, indulgent, easygoing, magnanimous, sympathetic, compassionate, mild See note at mercy Ant … Thesaurus of popular words
