Extenuatory example sentences

Related (6): justification, excuse, mitigation, defense, palliation, rationalization

extenuatory

definition

  - adjective form of extenuate

ex·ten·u·ate

verb

extenuate (verb) · extenuates (third person present) · extenuated (past tense) · extenuated (past participle) · extenuating (present participle)

  - cause (an offense) to seem less serious:

  - make (someone) thin:

Synonyms

extenuate, forgive, pardon, absolve, exonerate, acquit, exculpate, punish, blame

"Extenuatory" Example Sentences

1. There are certain extenuatory circumstances that led to his actions.
2. The defendant's lawyer presented an extenuatory argument to the court.
3. The judge took the extenuatory factors into account when delivering the sentence.
4. The extenuatory evidence was enough to sway the jury's decision.
5. The prosecution argued against the defendant's extenuatory claims.
6. He regretted that he didn't have any extenuatory excuse for his lateness.
7. The extenuatory circumstances were enough to convince the board to grant her request.
8. The officer listened to his extenuatory explanation and decided to let him go with a warning.
9. The defendant pleaded extenuatory motives for his crime.
10. The situation called for extenuatory measures, but none were possible.
11. The judge considered the defendant's extenuatory plea before issuing the sentence.
12. Her extenuatory argument managed to get her out of trouble.
13. The prosecutor tried to discredit the defendant's extenuatory claims.
14. Despite the extenuatory factors, he was still found guilty.
15. The defendant's attorney presented a compelling extenuatory case.
16. Without any extenuatory circumstances, her mistake was deemed inexcusable.
17. His extenuatory explanation couldn't change the outcome of the investigation.
18. The defendant's extenuatory rationale was met with skepticism by the jury.
19. He hoped that the extenuatory evidence would get him off the hook.
20. The defendant's past experiences were considered as extenuatory circumstances.
21. In light of extenuatory events, the school decided to postpone the exam.
22. The extenuatory circumstances made it difficult for her to be held responsible.
23. The court reviewed all the extenuatory factors before reaching a verdict.
24. Despite extenuatory reasons, she was still held accountable for her actions.
25. The prosecution argued that there were no extenuatory reasons for the defendant's behavior.
26. Her extenuatory plea was compelling and convincing.
27. The defendant's statement lacked any extenuatory factors that could justify his actions.
28. The jury listened intently to the extenuatory explanation, but remained unconvinced.
29. The extenuatory evidence was not enough to overturn the initial ruling.
30. The judge took into account the defendant's extenuatory circumstances before issuing the sentence.

Common Phases

not use duplicated phrases.
1. His extenuatory circumstances were taken into account by the judge;
2. She tried to provide an extenuatory explanation for her behavior;
3. The defendant’s extenuatory plea did not sway the jury's decision;
4. The employee's extenuatory reasons for being late were not accepted by the manager;
5. The coach's extenuatory comments were meant to calm the player's frustrations;
6. The accused's extenuatory evidence was dismissed by the prosecutor;
7. The politician's extenuatory justification failed to convince the public;
8. His extenuatory apology did little to soothe her anger;
9. She hoped to find an extenuatory excuse for missing the meeting;
10. The doctor's extenuatory explanation eased the patient's worries.

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