Moderate as in excuse To deliberately overlook or forgive, as if giving a subtle signal of approval. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Wink At'
Despite the broken rules, the coach chose to wink at the player's enthusiastic spirit during the game.
The principal chose to wink at the small pranks during the senior prank week, finding them harmless and amusing.
Recognizing the fatigue of the team, the coach chose to wink at the missed practice session before the championship.
The police officer decided to wink at the driver's minor speeding offense and issued a friendly warning instead.
The judge had to decide whether to wink at the defendant's minor infraction or enforce a strict penalty.
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