Forgive and Pity

Forgive

Forgive verb - To cease to have feelings of anger or bitterness toward.

Pity and forgive are semantically related In some cases you can use "Pity" instead a verb "Forgive".

Pity

Pity verb - To have sympathy for.

Forgive and pity are semantically related in spare topic. Sometimes you can use "Forgive" instead a verb "Pity".

Common collocations

humanity forgive humanity pity humanity
man forgive man pity man
guy forgive guy pity guy
woman forgive woman pity woman
Other words: characters, everyone, humans, enemies.

Both words in one sentence

  • Don't You Dare Pity Me! She begs Tara to not forgive her; not out of anger, but because she's so disgusted with herself that she doesn't think she deserves pity.
  • We Can Rule Together Basil, though, still thinks that Ratigan was one of the greatest minds who ever lived, and that it's a pity that he used it for evil and could not forgive the mouse society.
  • Series / Power Rangers Wild Force Although he eventually manages to forgive (and even pity) him, for a while there is nothing but raw hatred between the two of them.
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