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forgave

[fer-geyv] / fərˈgeɪv /


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Lady Thatcher herself only just survived the scandal, but the prime minister always forgave him.

From BBC

Though Chavarria said she forgave the driver, “with all my heart,” she added, sobbing, “you have to pay for what you did.”

From Los Angeles Times

Instead, Mr. Cardona forgave the loans of select groups of people such as the disabled.

From Washington Times

“He never forgave himself. He always thought he could have done something to save Felix.”

From Washington Post

Wilberforce University in Ohio, another small historically Black private college, plans to use its pandemic relief money in similar ways, after the government forgave much of the university’s $25 million in federal debt.

From Seattle Times