Merciful Or Tolerant Crossword Clue

Latest updated: 03-11-2017
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LENIENT
- Forbearing
- Merciful
- Merciful or tolerant
- Mild (of punishment)
- Nine let off? That's more generous than expected!
- Nine let off? That’s more generous than expected!
- Not strict

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