forbearance
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8.4
- noun
- /fɔrˈbɛr.əns/
- Specialized
:
paciencia
- The teacher showed great forbearance when the students made mistakes during the exam.
- forbearance and love
So in short, expect extended forbearance, expect more stimulus.
- So in short, expect extended forbearance, expect more stimulus.
- I appreciate your forbearance and I will see you next time.
- There's also no easy way to cancel the forbearance that I found.
- If it's not, you're going to be subject to whatever mortgage forbearance options your loan servicer has.
- They, they in essence had some regulatory forbearance.
- Now, one risk that is difficult to weigh in today's housing market is mortgage forbearances.
- So let's say you own a property and you got a loan from a bank and you are in forbearance, you are on their watch list, right?
- Before they can receive stimulus money, forbearance means they need to re qualify for the loan.
- And then forbearance leads to foreclosures on, on houses especially.
- unseen forbearance, their father in pinstripes unfailingly at the door no more.
Examples
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The Taos people treated them with forbearance, keeping them outside of everything important and bearing with their stupidities.
Academic text (1998) -
I wish you could have heard her honour your forbearance in putting up with her... when her society is so irksome!
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I appreciate your forbearance and I will see you next time.
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This act tries the forbearance of good Christian men.
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Gentlemen, might I urge a little forbearance?
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I pride myself on being a man of forbearance and conciliation.
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My wife has great forbearance, and we still have jolly times.
Fiction book (1998) -
I am looking for a young woman of prudence, forbearance, and firmness.
Fiction book (1994) -
For years he practiced meditation, contemplation, and forbearance, yet he could not gain enlightenment.
Blog text (5) -
And help us, in the midst of our struggles... to confront one another, without hatred and bitterness... and to work together... with forbearance and respect through Jesus Christ... our Lord and Saviour.
Synonyms
511
1.3
To stay calm and not get annoyed when things take time
1
6.0
To be kind when judging or punishing people
Patient acceptance of trouble or unfair treatment without anger
Antonyms
How Patient
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Forbearance comes from the old English verb forbear, made of for- and bear, where bear means 'to endure' and for- adds the idea of 'holding back'. So forbearance is literally patient 'holding back' or 'enduring' something without acting, which is why it means being patient and choosing not to enforce a right.