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B2

to be more forgiving or tolerant than usual, especially in enforcing rules or standards.

Meanings

to be more forgiving or tolerant than usual, especially in enforcing rules or standards.

The teacher decided to be lenient with the students who submitted their assignments late.

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to impose a less severe punishment or penalty than might be expected.

The judge was lenient and gave the offender a warning instead of a fine.

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Last updated: 2025/01/11 11:51