Chapter Words Relating to the Sentient and Moral Powers of Index by Roget's Thesaurus

Longanimity, placability.

(Phrases). Amantium irœ; locus penitentiœ.

(Verbs). To forgive, pardon, excuse, pass over, overlook, forgive and forget, absolve, pass, let off, remit, reprieve, exculpate, exonerate.

To allow for; to make allowance for.

To conciliate, propitiate, pacify, placate, reconcile.

(Phrases). To make it up; to shake hands; to heal the breach; to kiss and be friends; to let bygones be bygones.

(Adjectives). Forgiving, etc., unreproachful, placable.

Forgiven, etc., unresented.

• Revenge (Substantives), vengeance, revengement, avengement, vendetta, retaliation.

Rancour, vindictiveness, implacability, Nemesis.

Revenger, avenger, vindicator.

(Verbs). To revenge, take revenge, avenge.

(Phrases). To wreak one's vengeance; to visit the sins on; to breathe vengeance; to have a bone to pick with; to have accounts to settle; to have a rod in pickle; to get a knife into; to take one's change out of.

To harbour vindictive feelings; to rankle in the breast.

(Adjectives). Revengeful, vindictive, vengeful, rancorous, unforgiving, pitiless, unrelenting, relentless, implacable, rigorous.

(Phrases). "Æternum servans sub pectore vulnus"; manet alta mente repostum.

• Jealousy (Substantive), jealousness.

(Phrases). A jaundiced eye; the green-eyed monster.

(Verbs). To be jealous, etc.; to view with jealousy.

(Adjectives). Jealous, jaundiced, yellow-eyed, unrevenged, hornmad.

• Envy (Substantives), rivalry, covetousness; a Zoilus.

(Verbs). To envy, covet.

(Adjectives). Envious, invidious.

(Phrase). Alieni appetens.