cle
ment
Comparative
more clement
Superlative
most clement
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gentle, kind, and lenient, often showing compassion and understanding
- Despite the mistake, the teacher showed a clement response, offering guidance instead of criticism.
- The judge's clement ruling took into account the defendant's remorse and willingness to make amends.
- In times of conflict, he always sought a clement solution, prioritizing reconciliation over retaliation.
- The manager's clement approach to leadership fostered a supportive and encouraging work environment.
- Despite the challenging circumstances, the coach remained clement towards the players, motivating them to improve rather than berating them for their mistakes.
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2
pleasantly mild and temperate weather
- The clement weather made it perfect for a stroll in the park.
- They enjoyed the clement conditions during their weekend camping trip.
- The forecast predicted clement skies and warm breezes all week.
- After a long winter, the clement spring days felt like a blessing.
- The clement afternoon allowed them to have their picnic without any worries.
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