Difference between Forgiving and Unvindictive

FORGIVING vs UNVINDICTIVE: ADJECTIVE

Disposed to forgive; inclined to overlook offenses; mild; merciful; compassionate: as, a forgiving temper.

Lax, Soft, Condoning, Indulgent, Compassionate, Conciliatory, Polite, Merciful, Lenient, Unvindictive, Exonerative, Absolvitory, Exculpatory, Kind, Tolerant

Lax, Soft, Condoning, Indulgent, Compassionate, Conciliatory, Polite, Merciful, Lenient, Unvindictive, Exonerative, Absolvitory, Exculpatory, Kind, Tolerant

They must be open to forgiving their partner.
They are the most forgiving of all dogs.
Replace feelings of anger with a forgiving heart.
Be gentle and forgiving to your body, or else your body might not be so forgiving back to you.
Soups will be more forgiving compared to steaming vegetables, meats will be more forgiving than fish.
If you start every day forgiving other people for their mistakes, and forgiving yourself for your own, end the day the same way.
If the victim does not feel forgiving but tells the transgressor he or she is forgiving, this is hollow forgiveness.
Maybe you have no issues forgiving others but, you have the hardest time forgiving yourself.
Show them that you are forgiving and they can learn to be forgiving to others as well.
People Forgiving others who Hurt you Forgiving Yourself Forgiving gospel Song grace and mercy involve kindness favor.