Translations for „excusable“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

excusable [ɪkˈskju:zəbl̩] ADJ

excusable

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English

A coroner's inquest jury ruled the death excusable.

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Not that that makes them any more excusable, of course.

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Anything in the way of reprisal is certainly excusable, provided one is inclined to that sort of work.

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In relation to the all due care criterion, an isolated mistake in a normally satisfactory system is excusable.

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For ordinary mortals, it was excusable; they were entitled to think the authorities had matters under control.

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Some observers may find these logical inconsistencies laughable, maybe even excusable.

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Nevertheless, he added that this flaw was excusable because of the game's age and that the game's graphics were near perfect otherwise.

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Many would argue that a few excesses are excusable to retrieve the streets from the stranglehold of crime.

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While more excusable than individual derelictions of duty, there had to come a time when systemic causes could no longer be regarded as exculpatory.

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Still, the passage into compassion is excusable, even welcome.

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