, forgiven past participle
Walt eventually forgave him on his final trip to the studio in late 1966.
A current program forgives such teachers up to $5,000 of their student loans; the new bill increases that amount to $17,500.
It is time to forgive, to respect and to reconcile.
There's one thing, though, I'll never forgive, not to the end of my days.
"Will you forgive me when I close my ears to your cries?"
I am unable to forgive whatever relative read this story to me.
It was not that she could not forgive his marriage to Elaine.
So you have to forgive him for not getting stuff, or always stating the obvious, to the point of being really annoying sometimes.
"I cannot forgive this man's insults to my father - or to me."
One might be able to forgive his crime to some extent if he had killed a man.
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