Condone ( verb , verb )

(As a verb)

Condone ( verb )

To overlook, forgive, or disregard (an offence or fault).

Origin:

Late latin condonare, from latin com- + donare to give.

Examples:

1. He refused to condone her behaviour.
2. His parents were shocked that he would condone such a thing.
3. I can't condone dishonesty, no matter how small the lie.
4. We cannot condone violence under any circumstances.
5. He had a hard time finding someone who would condone his actions.

(As a verb)

Condone ( verb )

To overlook, forgive, or disregard (an offence or fault).

Origin:

Late latin condonare, from latin com- + donare to give.

Examples:

1. He refused to condone her behaviour.
2. His parents were shocked that he would condone such a thing.
3. I can't condone dishonesty, no matter how small the lie.
4. We cannot condone violence under any circumstances.
5. He had a hard time finding someone who would condone his actions.