| Both outfits extenuated the tans and muscles that had grown over the summer. |
| Duty becomes a matter of interpretation, and crime is in risk of being extenuated. |
| The flip side of that is that we are living longer so the retirement years are becoming more extenuated. |
| There are things which cannot be extenuated however we may try to palliate them. |
| She neither denied nor extenuated the crime, and she acknowledged it to have been premeditated. |
| A doctrinal synthesis may be a negative guide, eliminating erroneous interpretation, but only in a very extenuated sense would it be a positive aid to interpretation. |
