pardoned mistake, crime

blame, find fault with

make a mistake

defect, deficiency, failure, shortcoming, fault, mistake, sin, error, inaccuracy

peels, skins

innocent, faultless, not guilty, guiltless

virgins of heaven, women and palaces of Paradise

approver

(law) a criminal who is promised to be pardoned for testifying against someone or for telling the whole truth, and then his crime is pardoned

to apologize

(Arithmetic) fractions

get harsh words or altercation forgiven by someone, have something excused

expansion, openness, solution

small verses of the Holy Quran

exempted, excused, condoned, apologized exempted (from)

arrangement, opening and closing

eulogist

to forgive, pardon, excuse, condone, absolve

to excuse, forgive

go from here (usu. a reply to beggars), just leave

(of mind) fail to understand, something to be beyond one's comprehension

to be unable to speak, become helplessly speechless

remit a fine or penalty