They learned to forgive each other.

Meaning: This means two or more people gained knowledge or understanding of how to stop feeling angry or resentful towards one another for an offense or wrong done.

Choice of Words: They refers to two or more people that have been previously mentioned. Learned is a verb that means to gain knowledge or understanding of something. To is a preposition that indicates purpose or direction. Forgive means to stop feeling angry or resentful towards someone for an offense or wrong done. Each means every one of two or more people or things considered individually. Other means different or separate from the one already mentioned. When you put them together, it means two or more people gained knowledge or understanding of how to stop feeling angry or resentful towards one another for an offense or wrong done.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• They always forgive each other's mistakes.
• We forgive each other's mistakes.
• Friends forgive each other's mistakes.
• They learned from each other.
• They learned from each other's experiences.
• They learned to respect each other's boundaries.
• They learned to trust and rely on each other.
• They learned to respect each other.
• They learned a lot from each other.
• We learned much from each other.