“Why Forgiving Does Not Require an Apology”

 

#amend

A-M-E-N-D

A small change or improvement that is made to a document or proposed new law; correction; a make-up act.

  1. How does a diamond ring amend a broken heart? Wait a second…
  2. You should withhold all niceties before the offending person makes amends.
#reconcile

R-E-C-O-N-C-I-L-E

To make two or more rival or opposing stances agree or co-exist; to settle a quarrel or difference.

  1. How do you reconcile these two events in your schedule conflict? They apparently overlap.
  2. True forgiveness is beyond effective reconciliation, said God to mortals.
#substantial 

S-U-B-S-T-A-N-T-I-A-L

Large in size, value, or importance; concerning the essentials of something.

  1. 80 percent off is a substantial discount; it discloses a company’s profit scheme.
  2. A substantial part of our plan is deception; a good lie makes or breaks the game, per se.
#disparage  

D-I-S-P-A-R-A-G-E

To reduce in esteem or rank; to criticize in an obviously disrespectful manner.

  1. The media of this generation sometimes get away with obvious disparaging; freedom of the press has been immensely abused.
  2. Ageism is real when veteran employees are openly disparaged and demoted to minor duties.
#virtue

V-I-R-T-U-E

A good moral quality; of good morality standard.

  1. Discretion is a virtue worth cultivating, so be careful.
  2. Kyle is known for frivolity with time; punctuality is definitely not one of his virtues.
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