Condone

kon-don', v. [-doned (-dond'), -doning.] (Eccl. Law.) To pardon; to forgive for a violation of the marriage vow. [L. cond on are, -natum, to remit, fr. con and donnre, to give.] — Condena'tion, n. Act of pardoning. {Eccl. Law.) Forgivene by a husband of his wife, or by a wife of her husband, for a breach of marital duty. Condor, kon'dor, «. A large bird of the vulture family, found in the Andes; a gold coin of Chili and the U. S. of Colombia, worth 10 pesos, or more than $9. [Sp., corrup. of Pg. cuntnr.] Condottiere, kon-dot-te-a'ra, n.;pl. -ERi,-a're. In Italy, the leader of a band of mercenary soldiers, living by pillage; a brigand. fr. L. con and ducere, to lead.]