different between forgivable vs unforgivable
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
forgivable From the web:
- what's forgivable in the ppp
- what's forgivable draw
- what is forgivable loan
- what is forgivable under ppp loan
- what is forgivable small business loan
- what is forgivable in ppp loan
- what does forgivable mean
- what is forgivable in a relationship
unforgivable
English
Alternative forms
- unforgiveable
Etymology
un- +? forgivable
Pronunciation
Adjective
unforgivable (comparative more unforgivable, superlative most unforgivable)
- Not forgivable; inexcusable.
Synonyms
- inexcusable
- unpardonable
- unremittable
Translations
unforgivable From the web:
- what unforgivable sin
- what unforgivable act to the radleys commit
- what is the most unforgivable sin
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