Forgiveness

What do we mean by forgiveness?

The act of forgiving; pardon. noun

The act of forgiving; the act of granting pardon, as for a wrong, offense, or sin; remission of an obligation, debt, or penalty; pardon. noun

Disposition or willingness to forgive or pardon. noun

The act of forgiving; the state of being forgiven. noun

Disposition to pardon; willingness to forgive. noun

The action of forgiving. noun

Readiness to forgive. noun

The act of excusing a mistake or offense noun

Compassionate feelings that support a willingness to forgive noun

The action of forgiving.

Readiness to forgive.

Words that are spelled similarly to forgiveness:
forgiveness, furtiveness, forgivenesses, unforgiveness.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word forgiveness:
sins, wronged, forgive, forgiven, forgiving, repentance, absolution, forgave, transgression, reconciliation, penance, atonement, allah, sin, redemption, compassion, sacrament, baptism, pardon, confession, salvation, mercy, apology, guilt, mistakes, interventions, prayer, prayers, eternal, god, asks, dies, healing, anger, debt, shiva, promises, jesus, punishment, christ, revenge, ask, grace, agrees, acceptance, feelings, faith, truly, tells, muhammad, committed, heaven, holy, truth, gift, asking, islam, victim, friendship, gospel, moral, wrong, seek, sees, priest, spirit, actions, hope, telling, says, believes, love.

Words that rhyme with forgiveness:
resistiveness.

Adjectives that are often used to describe forgiveness:
divine, mutual, christian, such, full, true, free, complete, human, unconditional, real, genuine, total, gracious, generous, much, past, unlimited, ready, personal, universal, interpersonal, merciful, self, perfect, easy, partial, absolute, entire, sweet, immediate, mere, ultimate, infinite, daily, eternal, conditional, continual, radical, sincere, instant, magnanimous, pure, promising, parental, unmerited, gratuitous, noble, cheap, quick, emotional, hearty, royal, compassionate, sublime, endless, eventual, undeserved, unilateral, sacramental, brotherly, gentle, frank, collective, charitable, false, dignified, outright.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective forgiveness:
means, intervention, education, programs, releases, free, works, heals, therapy, reminders, sets, process, because, acts, cycle, issues, speech, interventions, feature, changes, the, seeking, resentment, ceremony, research, discrepancy, flows, facilitation, benefits, deals, demands, meditation, costs, reconciliation, god, starts, love, results, springs, program, forgiving, steel, rituals, marie, breaks, exercises, affirmations, scale, scores, proceedings, second, functions, health, matters, step, redemption, notes.

Words that sound like forgiveness:
forgiveness, furtiveness, forgive me, forgivenesses, forgivingness, foreverness, forgiven, forgives, freeness, fogginess, furriness, fergana, ferghana, frugivorous, argynnis, forgiving, freshness, freakiness, fruitiness, frozenness, frilliness, forgive, furnace, frivolous, fergus, forgiver, firmness, furnas, frailness, firkins, freakishness, farinas.