Translations for „forgivably“ in the English » German Dictionary

for·giv·ably [fəˈgɪvəbli, Am fɚˈ-] ADV

forgivably

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English

His keynote speeches and product launches were performances full of iconography that could forgivably be mistaken as religious.

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I'm never sure whether this is a forgivably nostalgic reference or a profoundly pessimistic one.

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In seeking, forgivably if misguidedly, to preserve the umpires' authority, and hence dignity, the authorities have penalised the players.

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The headline and the (forgivably) fake news story that followed captured perfectly the mentality that has often clouded progressive thought concerning smart growth initiatives.

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He also noted that there's a tendency in this story to cut corners, sometimes forgivably and sometimes not.

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Even less forgivably, by his own standards, he was slipping up in business, making a mess of a number of deals.

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It's a little too expensive to be a forgivably underpowered starter camera, but it's lacking the features and finish of something more premium.

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His father, less forgivably, was overheard complaining there was "no music in it".

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