to excuse someone for a fault or offense; to grant pardon to; to cease to feel anger, resentment, or ill will toward; to absolve.
/fɔrˈɡɪvɪm/
as a noun, snacking refers to eating small amounts of food between regular meals; as a verb, it means to eat small quantities of food frequently or at irregular intervals.
/ˈsnækɪŋ/
A person who demands or enforces a great deal of hard or unpleasant work from others, often unfairly or excessively.
/ˈsledrɪvə/
Occurring or continuing for only a short time; not lasting or remaining for a long time; to an insignificant degree or in an intermittent manner.
/nɒn.pɜː.sɪ.stən.tli/
Not illuminated from the back; lacking a backlight, typically used to describe displays or screens that do not use a backlight to brighten the screen, making them appear darker and less bright than backlit ones.
/nʌnˈbæk.lit/
A philosophy or attitude that opposes the rule of law, legal systems, and the enforcement of laws.
/æntɪˈlɛɡəlɪzəm/
The field or industry focused on the research, development, and production of biological drugs and pharmaceuticals, including vaccines, monoclonal antibodies, and other therapeutic proteins.
/'baɪ.ə.fæ.reɪ.mə/
A person who carried a lantern or signal to guide crowds through streets or lead them across bridges during parades or fairs. In literary contexts, it can refer to someone who connects or binds things together.
/lɪŋkboi/