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Excusable
Excusable meaning
Possible to excuse; worthy of being excused. | Describing an illegal act that was committed involuntarily, for example under false information or because of a faulty device. Distinguished from justifiable, describing an illegal act that was intentional but justified for other reasons.
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Example sentences (9)
But today is the day that its no longer excusable due to a busy schedule or sudden change of plans.
That one is a bit more excusable, albeit not really in today’s game.
When it comes to both justices, that they appear to understand — and can act on — the propriety of recusal in other cases makes their failure to do so here even less excusable.
An excusable self-defense is defined in the law as a situation when a person provoked the attack, but tried to retreat from the attack before using deadly force in self-defense,” WUSA reported last year.
There was always likely to be a drop-off after that honeymoon period but that doesn’t render the scale of their collapse as irrelevant or excusable.
I don’t have to have those horrible conversations again about something that’s not really excusable.
None of it is excusable but if we are reading his story how many of us have young children, toddlers included, who are exhibiting behavior that require our attention, yet we are not tending to those needs as parents, family and community.
Similar to many men in Hollywood, while Ansari’s sexual conduct may not meet the legal definition of assault, it is not excusable.
When you are acutely ill, self-absorption may be excusable.