1. Unrestrained permission; permission; gratification; favour granted. In the Rom. Cath. Church, remission granted by the church to a penitent of a temporal punishment, due to an act of sin committed subsequently to the remission by God of the great eternal punishment incurred by the sinner.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• indulgance,
• indulgences,
• indulgencee,
• indulgeny,
• undulgency,
• jndulgency,
• kndulgency,
• ondulgency,
• 9ndulgency,
• 8ndulgency,
• ibdulgency,
• imdulgency,
• ijdulgency,
• ihdulgency,
• insulgency,
• indulgnecy,
• Indulgancy,
• indulgencea,
• Indulgencey,
• Indulgancey

The adjective form of the word "indulgency" is "indulgent".

The plural of the "Indulgency" can be the "indulgencies".

The singular of the "Indulgency" can be the "Indulgency".