The act or state of forgiving, excusing, or overlooking something; the quality of being willing to condone.
From 'condone' + the suffix '-ance' (which forms nouns indicating a state or quality). This is a more formal, abstract noun compared to 'condonation,' emphasizing the habitual willingness to overlook faults rather than a single instance.
Condonance is a quieter, more philosophical word than 'condonation'—it describes an attitude or disposition rather than an action, making it perfect for describing someone's character trait of being too forgiving or having a pattern of letting things slide.
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