1. in a way that can be forgiven or pardoned
Usage: formal; rare

Examples

• His minor oversight was remissibly handled by the understanding supervisor.
• The student’s tardiness was remissibly excused given the circumstances.
• Such small errors are remissibly overlooked in informal settings.
• The judge ruled that the defendant’s actions were remissibly motivated by desperation.
• Her momentary lapse in judgment was remissibly attributed to stress.