
Condone
Negative Implication
Using 'condone' often suggests you don't support the behavior but reluctantly accept it.
Although I don't like it, I have to condone his decision for the family's peace.
Reluctant Acceptance
'Condone' is used when someone allows behavior they probably think is wrong.
I can't condone your lateness, even if you have good reasons.
Official Permission
It is often used in official or formal contexts where rules are overlooked.
The teacher condoned the students' use of calculators, just this once.