ex·tenu·ation [ɪkˌstenjuˈeɪʃən, ekˈ-] SAM. no pl ur. jez.
- extenuation
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- extenuation
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These witnesses offer to make statements in extenuation and mitigation if a guilty verdict is given.
en.wikipedia.org The conditions were favorable for remembrance of all his good deeds, and generous extenuation of all his evil ones.
www.theatlantic.com The "but" that was deemed so necessary after 9/11 -- that great "but" from which all the lesser "buts" have sprung -- was the "but" of extenuation.
www.independent.co.uk In practice, evidence in extenuation is closely associated with capital punishment.
www.health24.com It must, however, be remembered in extenuation that the legal status of a person on the foundation of a collegiate body had not then been decided in the law-courts.
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