Difference between Pardonable and Venial

PARDONABLE vs VENIAL: NOUN

Admitting of being pardoned
Capable of being pardoned.
Admitting of pardon; not requiring the excution of penalty; venial; excusable; -- applied to the offense or to the offender.

Capable of being forgiven; not heinous; excusable; pardonable.
Allowed; permitted.
A sin which weakens, but does not wholly destroy, sanctifying grace, as do mortal, or deadly, sins.
Easily excused or forgiven; pardonable.
Easily excused or forgiven
Warranting only temporal punishment
Pardonable; able to be forgiven
Excusable; trifling

Capable of being pardoned or forgiven; not requiring the execution of penalty or the infliction of censure; venial: applied to either offense or offender.
Synonyms Excusable, etc. See venial.

That may be forgiven; pardonable; not very sinful or wrong: as, a venial sin or transgression. See sin, 1.
Permissible; harmless; unobjectionable.
Synonyms and Venial, Excusable, Pardonable. Excusable and pardonable are applied to things small and great, but pardonable primarily applies to greater offenses, as pardoning is a more serious act than excusing. Excusable may be applied where the offense is only in seeming. Venial applies to things actually done; the others may apply to infirmities and the like. Venial, by theological use, is often opposed, more or less clearly, to mortal.
Excusable; that may be allowed or permitted to pass without severe censure.

Grievous, Unconfessed, Shameful, Sinful, Reproachable, Guiltless, Blameworthy, Condemnable, Unforgivable, Unpardonable, Expiable, Minor, Forgivable, Venial, Excusable

Unspiritual, Flagellate, Veniable, Unworthy, Impenitent, Blameworthy, Sinless, Sinful, Mortal, Impious, Unconfessed, Minor, Forgivable, Excusable, Pardonable

Grievous, Unconfessed, Shameful, Sinful, Reproachable, Guiltless, Blameworthy, Condemnable, Unforgivable, Unpardonable, Expiable, Minor, Forgivable, Venial, Excusable

Unspiritual, Flagellate, Veniable, Unworthy, Impenitent, Blameworthy, Sinless, Sinful, Mortal, Impious, Unconfessed, Minor, Forgivable, Excusable, Pardonable

He tossed his head with a little pardonable pride, as it were, to soothe his heart, and then went in to Mennaval.
This was natural and, perhaps, pardonable in the early days, and the broad movement cannot be blamed for it.
Following on the bestselling Pardonable Lies, Jacqueline Winspear delivers another vivid, thrilling, and utterly unique episode in the life of Maisie Dobbs.
That the Court might prefer not to devote its attention to such disputes may seem pardonable to many.
His widow dwells with pardonable pride upon the many evidences found in his letters after his death.
The occasional fall into academese is pardonable when you are being interesting, and Harrison's exposition is sound.
Only 1 flora is pardonable and I had the silenus of 5 hyalagan injections which helped some.
She resorted to a pardonable little artifice to lure him hither.
Such flaws in nomenclature are pardonable, as we usually know what they mean.
Venal which, in Christian theology, describes a slight, pardonable sin.

Holy Communion with only venial sins on the soul.
We can never be completely free from venial sins.
Are there any sins in this sense venial?
Slight violations of them are only venial sins.
Here is his exam just for venial sins!
PARDONING, forgiving, remit, release, venial, Indulgence, put up.
They still commit venial sins through frailty or surprise, but they avoid deliberate venial sin and also slight, conscious, and voluntary imperfections.
Venial Sin: venial sins are less severe sins.
Mortal sin may become venial on account of an erroneous conscience which wrongly judges a grave sin to be only venial.
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