Nor is he the victim of injustice or ingratitude that might extenuate, though not excuse, his later crimes. |
They can still extenuate imperfections, pimples or moles, especially if you have dry skin, which a cream or liquid foundation is less apt to do because it hydrates. |
Whatever tends to extenuate the guilt of other sins, is an aggravation of this. |
The diminutive professor looks pensive, and tries to extenuate his anguish with a shot at dark, gallows humour. |
If this plea cannot establish my innocence, it must excuse or at least extenuate my guilt. |
She uses large sweeping movements and has brought in rich fabrics to extenuate her movements. |