different between excusable vs forgivable

excusable

English

Etymology

From Old French escusable, from Latin excusabilis

Adjective

excusable (comparative more excusable, superlative most excusable)

possible to excuse

Antonyms

inexcusable

Translations

French

Etymology

From excuser +? -able

Adjective

excusable (plural excusables)

excusable, pardonable

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forgivable

English

Etymology

From forgive +? -able. Partially displaced non-native Middle English pardonable (“capable of being pardoned, forgivable”) from Old French pardonable (“forgivable”).

Adjective

forgivable (comparative more forgivable, superlative most forgivable)

Able to be forgiven; excusable.
(finance, not comparable) Of a loan, or a portion of it: such that repayment may be deferred for a period if the lender meets certain obligations.

Antonyms

unforgivable

Translations

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different between excusable vs forgivable

excusable

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forgivable

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