Leniencies

/ˈliː.niən.siz/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Plural of leniency, referring to acts or instances of being more merciful or tolerant within legal contexts, such as reduced penalties or eased enforcement.
    The court granted several leniencies to first-time offenders.

Forms

  • leniency

Commentary

Use 'leniencies' to discuss multiple instances or types of leniency in legal or enforcement settings.

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