Adverb:

ਨਰਮੀ ਨਾਲ,

leniently's Usage Examples:

In contrast, films with violent content which would be rated leniently in the United States and Australia are often subject to high ratings and.

He dismisses Lickcheese for dealing too leniently with tenants.

However, treated relatively leniently by Parliament, he was allowed to keep £20,000 of the value of his estates.

of his voluntary and early surrender to Edward Massey, he was treated leniently by the committee for compounding and was fined at a tenth instead of a.

web browsers have historically treated HTML syntax or structural errors leniently, there has been little pressure for web developers to follow published.

which the government suppressed by military force, after having dealt leniently with leaders of the Putsch.

the Ranter stereotype, while arguing that he was an isolated individual leniently dealt with by authorities, and that his so-called autobiography of 1660.

would be prosecuted very leniently, if at all, for harming or killing "gooks" – a commonly-used derogatory slang term for Vietnamese civilians – even.

crew was forbidden from leaving the kingdom, they were treated fairly leniently; the younger Knox was able to establish himself as a farmer, moneylender.

The Aws, who wanted to honor their old alliance with the Qurayza, asked Muhammad to treat the Qurayza leniently as he had previously treated the Qaynuqa for the sake of Ibn Ubayy.

nine years, the court-martial board dealt leniently with him, simply admonishing him to be more careful in the future.

coverage for veterans to treat claims related to military sexual trauma more leniently with respect to requiring proof of such sexual trauma.

Following the reformation in Denmar in 1536, Bille was treated more leniently than other Catholic bishops and was released already in 1537.

Synonyms:

laxly,