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apologetic
/ əˌɒəˈɛɪ /
adjective
expressing or anxious to make apology; contrite
protecting or defending in speech or writing
Other 51Թ Forms
- apologetically adverb
- nonapologetic adjective
- nonapologetical adjective
- nonapologetically adverb
- pseudoapologetic adjective
- pseudoapologetically adverb
- quasi-apologetic adjective
- quasi-apologetically adverb
- unapologetic adjective
- ˌDZˈپ adverb
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of apologetic1
Example Sentences
The court also heard that during police interviews, Mr Donaldson gave a "full and frank account", and was apologetic towards those involved.
Back then, I was quite apologetic in my love for L.A.
The six-minute-long message features an apologetic Baldoni attempting to empathize with Lively's hurt feelings about his response to her suggesting rewrites of a scene.
She said the officers were "very apologetic" afterwards and "really nice".
The Guard member was apologetic as people kept coming up, begging to get medication, clothes and insurance papers from their homes.
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