| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Absolutory | Granting release from blame. |
| 2. | Absolving | Releasing from blame or guilt. |
| 3. | Acquitting | Declaring not guilty; clearing blame. |
| 4. | Amenable | Willing to overlook faults. |
| 5. | Amicable | Friendly; willing to make peace. |
| 6. | Angelic | Exceptionally kind and merciful. |
| 7. | Appeasing | Calming anger by yielding. |
| 8. | At peace | Free from resentment or anger. |
| 9. | Benevolent | Kindly disposed; wishing well. |
| 10. | Benign | Kindly; not harmful or harsh. |
| 11. | Big-hearted | Generous and tolerant of mistakes. |
| 12. | Broad-minded | Tolerant of differing views or errors. |
| 13. | Charitable | Generous in judging others. |
| 14. | Clement | Mild; merciful in judgment. |
| 15. | Composed | Calm; not seething with anger. |
| 16. | Conciliatory | Aiming to restore friendly relations. |
| 17. | Considerate | Mindful; lenient toward others. |
| 18. | Cordial | Warm and friendly after conflict. |
| 19. | Decent | Fair and kind toward others. |
| 20. | Disarming | Reducing hostility with kindness. |
| 21. | Dispassionate | Not driven by anger or resentment. |
| 22. | Easygoing | Relaxed; not easily offended. |
| 23. | Empathetic | Understanding others’ feelings and motives. |
| 24. | Even-tempered | Calm; not prone to anger. |
| 25. | Exculpating | Clearing from alleged fault or guilt. |
| 26. | Excusing | Treating a fault as pardonable. |
| 27. | Exonerating | Clearing from blame or accusation. |
| 28. | Favorable | Disposed to judge kindly. |
| 29. | Forbearing | Patiently restraining annoyance or anger. |
| 30. | Frank | Open; not holding grudges. |
| 31. | Generous | Free with mercy; not petty. |
| 32. | Gentle | Mild and kind in response. |
| 33. | Good-natured | Naturally kind; not resentful. |
| 34. | Goodhearted | Kind; quick to overlook. |
| 35. | Graceful | Showing tactful mercy. |
| 36. | Gracious | Kindly forgiving; showing grace. |
| 37. | Grand-hearted | Nobly generous in spirit. |
| 38. | Guiltless-minded | Not intent on blaming others. |
| 39. | Harmonizing | Bringing back agreement and calm. |
| 40. | Healing | Restoring after hurt or offense. |
| 41. | Heartsoft | Tender; quick to relent. |
| 42. | Humane | Compassionate; not cruelly punitive. |
| 43. | Humanitarian | Concerned with others’ welfare. |
| 44. | Impartial | Fair; not biased by offense. |
| 45. | Inclemency-free | Not harsh; showing mildness. |
| 46. | Indulgent | Lenient; tolerant of shortcomings. |
| 47. | Innocent-minded | Assuming good intentions; unresentful. |
| 48. | Irreproachable | Beyond blame; not vindictive. |
| 49. | Just | Fair; not excessively harsh. |
| 50. | Kind | Showing goodwill despite offense. |
| 51. | Kindly | Warmly disposed; lenient in judgment. |
| 52. | Kingly | Nobly generous toward offenders. |
| 53. | Large-hearted | Generous; ready to pardon. |
| 54. | Lenient | Not strict; mild in punishment. |
| 55. | Liberal | Generous; not narrow or strict. |
| 56. | Long-suffering | Patient under provocation. |
| 57. | Magnanimous | Noble; generous toward an offender. |
| 58. | Meek | Gentle; not retaliatory. |
| 59. | Merciful | Showing compassion instead of punishment. |
| 60. | Mild | Gentle; not severe or harsh. |
| 61. | Moderate | Not extreme in punishment or blame. |
| 62. | Mollifying | Soothing anger; easing resentment. |
| 63. | Munificent | Very generous; lavish in mercy. |
| 64. | Neighborly | Friendly and helpful despite wrongs. |
| 65. | Noble | Honorable; above petty revenge. |
| 66. | Nonjudgmental | Not condemning; accepting of flaws. |
| 67. | Not holding a grudge | Choosing not to resent past wrongs. |
| 68. | Obliging | Willing to accommodate and relent. |
| 69. | Open-hearted | Warm; receptive after conflict. |
| 70. | Pacifying | Restoring calm; reducing anger. |
| 71. | Pardoning | Granting pardon; excusing an offense. |
| 72. | Patient | Able to endure without resentment. |
| 73. | Peaceable | Inclined toward peace, not conflict. |
| 74. | Pitying | Feeling compassion for the offender. |
| 75. | Placating | Appeasing someone to reduce anger. |
| 76. | Receptive | Willing to accept apologies or change. |
| 77. | Reconciled | Restored to friendly relations. |
| 78. | Releasing | Letting go of resentment or blame. |
| 79. | Relenting | Becoming less severe or strict. |
| 80. | Remissive | Inclined to pardon or forgive. |
| 81. | Reprieving | Granting temporary relief from penalty. |
| 82. | Responsive | Ready to accept amends. |
| 83. | Soft-hearted | Easily moved to compassion. |
| 84. | Spare-minded | Not harsh; inclined to mercy. |
| 85. | Sparing | Showing mercy; not punishing fully. |
| 86. | Steady | Calm; not reactive or spiteful. |
| 87. | Stoic | Unmoved by insult; not vengeful. |
| 88. | Sympathetic | Compassionate toward others’ failings. |
| 89. | Temperate | Self-controlled; not wrathful. |
| 90. | Tender | Gentle; easily moved to mercy. |
| 91. | Tolerant | Accepting of faults and differences. |
| 92. | Unbiased | Not prejudiced; judging fairly. |
| 93. | Understanding | Seeing reasons; not condemning quickly. |
| 94. | Unhardened | Not callous; capable of mercy. |
| 95. | Unhostile | Not antagonistic; willing to reconcile. |
| 96. | Unprovoked | Not stirred to anger or revenge. |
| 97. | Unresentful | Not harboring anger or bitterness. |
| 98. | Unstern | Not severe; gently disposed. |
| 99. | Untroubled | Not dwelling on past offenses. |
| 100. | Unvindictive | Not seeking revenge for wrongs. |