Words and phrases that have a meaning related to clemency: (129 results)
Often used in the same context:
pardon, commutation, parole, leniency, extradition, asylum, executive clemency, deportation, sentence, appeals, convicts, rehearing, exoneration, conviction, reprieves, retrial, lenience, expungement, acquittal, execution, habeas corpus, incarceration, punishment, prison, innocence, absolution, forgiveness, reinstatement, reconsideration, amnesty, murderer, recusal, habeas, gallows, imprisonment, rearrest, judicial, expunction, mercy, mitigating circumstances, reargument, plea bargain, prisoner, citizenship, remorse, confession, remissions, remand, murder, death, appellate, plea, adjournment, privy council, repentance, consular, prosecution, pardoner, mentally ill, retry, justice, jailing, judiciary, mentally retarded, continuance, penalty, solitary confinement, arrest warrant, annulment, henyard, cooey, detention, disbarment, sympathy, court martial, justiciary, prosecutors, atonement, diplomatic immunity, appellate court, appeals court, disqualification, nol pros, declassification, lese majesty, dismissal, contrition, inmates, adultery, cellmate, bail, surrebuttal, indigency, mass murderer, hangman, penitentiary, court, visa, murderess, quo warranto, request, deserter, liberality, lenity, generosity, magnanimity, gentleness, moderation, kindness, benignity, munificence, meekness, boldness, graciousness, mildness, modesty, prudence, benevolence, candour, disinterestedness, favour
More specific:
free pardon, re-sentencing, reprieve, respite
Appears in the definition of:
inclement, supplicate
More general:
good weather
Synonyms:
Also try:mercifulness
— Adjectives for clemency: executive, royal, great, divine, such, imperial, much, usual, more, unusual, greater, more...
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