The Open Dictionary

leniency

名词

UK/ˈliː.ni.ən.si/
US/ˈliː.ni.ən.si/

定义 leniency 名词

  1. Uncountable

    the act of punishing someone less severely than might be expected; the state of being merciful or tolerant

    • The judge granted leniency due to the defendant's status as a first-time offender.

    • The court decided to give him a more lenient sentence because of his cooperative attitude.

    • Despite the mistake, the company showed leniency to the employee, giving them a chance to correct their behavior.