dispensation (noun)

1. The priest gave a dispensation to the faithful when he announced that they could eat meat on Fridays during Lent.

2. In the cartoon, the genie granted the character's wish with a dispensation of magical powers.

3. In the comic strip, the superhero used his special abilities to dispense justice and protect the city.

4. The stand-up comedian provided a hilarious dispensation of jokes that had the entire audience laughing.

1. In the romantic comedy movie, the main character receives a dispensation from her parents' strict rules to go on a date with her love interest.

2. In a magical world of wizards and dragons, the protagonist is granted a dispensation to wield powerful spells without undergoing proper training.

3. In the animated TV series, the characters often find themselves in absurd situations where they are given dispensation from the laws of physics.

4. In the anime series, the protagonist is granted a dispensation from attending school so that they can embark on a thrilling adventure to save the world.

1. The director received a generous dispensation of funds to produce his new film.

2. The dispensation of power during the French Revolution led to the rise of the Third Estate.

3. The love letter was a beautiful dispensation of heartfelt emotions.

4. The comedian's dispensation of jokes had the audience roaring with laughter.