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pardoned

UK
/ˈpɑː.dənd/
US
/ˈpɑr.dənd/

Translations

pardonedpast participle
UK
/ˈpɑːd(ə)nd/
US
/ˈpɑrdənd/
Used attributively and predicatively as a participial adjective.
pardonnéAu sens juridique : « gracié par une mesure de clémence ».
The pardoned felon regained his civil rights.
Le criminel pardonné a recouvré ses droits civiques.
pardonnéAu sens de « gracié », « excusé » ou « remis de sa faute ». Accord variable selon le contexte.
The pardoned prisoner was released after serving only half of his sentence.
Le prisonnier pardonné a été libéré après avoir purgé seulement la moitié de sa peine.
Synonyms
pardoned (by clemency)
clemency-granted
remitted
amnestied
reprieved
exonerated
absolved
forgiven
pardonverb

pardoned

Past Simple

pardoned
Past Simple
pardoned
Past Participle
pardoning
Gerund
UK
/ˈpɑː.dən/
US
/ˈpɑr.dən/
The teacher decided to pardon the student for his late submission.
Le professeur a décidé de pardonner à l'élève son retard de remise.
Additional translations
gracierSens juridique.
Synonyms
excuse
exonerate
release
condone
absolve
forgive
Antonyms
punish
condemn

Definitions

pardonedpast participle
Having been forgiven or excused for an offense or mistake.
The pardoned prisoner was released after serving only half of his sentence.
Legally absolved of a crime by an official act of clemency.
The pardoned felon regained his civil rights.
pardonverb
To forgive or excuse someone for an offense or mistake.
The teacher decided to pardon the student for his late submission due to unforeseen circumstances.
To officially release someone from the legal penalties of an offense.
The governor decided to pardon the prisoner after new evidence proved his innocence.
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