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Definitions from the WebVeniaNoun1. The act of forgiving or pardoning. Example sentence: After realizing his mistake, he asked for venia and promised to never repeat it. Related products:Books about ForgivenessNoun2. Permission or authorization to do something. Example sentence: Without venia from the boss, we cannot proceed with the project. Related products:Books about AuthorityNoun3. A concession or compromise. Example sentence: The new contract includes a venia on the price for bulk orders. Related products:Books about CompromiseNoun4. In ancient Roman times, a ceremonial pardon. Example sentence: The emperor granted venia to the prisoners on the occasion of his birthday. Related products:Books about the Roman EmpireNoun5. (Law) An official postponement or rescheduling of a court hearing. Example sentence: The judge granted venia due to the plaintiff's unavoidable absence. Related products:Books about Court ProceduresLatin Phrase6. Venia, Vina, Vinci: A Latin phrase meaning "forgiveness, success, victory." It symbolizes overcoming obstacles and achieving triumph. Example sentence: The motto of the college, "Venia, Vina, Vinci" signifies the values of forgiveness, striving for success, and celebrating victories. Related products:Books about Latin Phrases | ||||
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