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• a  admitting of being pardoned

• Showing none of the pardonable touchiness with which the Chinese, at times, protest their ability to get along without foreign help after the war, the Roman Catholic Bishop and.
• Like all great writers who have finished their race, have time to rest on their oars, Author Shaw is looking back with pardonable pride at his still effervescent wake, planning .
• With pardonable pride, however, he tells how Mancha, his spirit still unbroken after some 10,000 mi.

• unpardonable

News & Articles

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• Morning Minutes
  venial VEE-nee-uhl (adjective) Capable of being forgiven; not heinous; excusable; pardonable. — Dictionary.com
  Dec. 18, 2013 - Post South

Quotes

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• Shinzo Abe in Sydney Morning Herald
  North Korea's nuclear weapons test can never be pardonable. But we should collect and analyse more intelligence on the matter in a cool-headed manner,Abe said in Seoul, where he was to hold talks with President Roh Moo-Hyun.
• Praful Patel in CNN-IBN
  I am not saying it is pardonable, but it is something that can happen in any part of the world. I have travelled with great difficulty even in developed airports,says Praful Patel as way of excuse.
• Zinedine Zidane in Times Online
  It was an act that was not pardonable. I apologise to all the children who might have seen it. I always tell children that they should avoid doing such things,Zidane told CanalPlus, the French television channel, in his first explanation for...