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excusable
This term describes a fault or error that can be overlooked because the reasons behind it are deemed reasonable. It carries a tone of leniency and judgment, suggesting that while a standard was not met, the failure is not viewed as a moral or professional lapse due to mitigating factors.
In professional or legal contexts, it often distinguishes between negligence and an honest mistake. It differs from "forgivable" in that it focuses more on the logical justification of the action rather than the emotional act of granting mercy.
Meanings
Examples
Your mistake is excusable given the lack of training you received.
I suppose a little nervousness during the first presentation is excusable.
I suppose a little nervousness during the first presentation is excusable.
It was an excusable error in judgment during a high pressure situation.
Maybe my tardiness is excusable since the trains were delayed.
The slight smudge on the painting is excusable for a student piece.
Is it really excusable to forget a wedding anniversary?
A few typos in a first draft are generally excusable.
The detective wondered if the witness's confusion was excusable or a lie.