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apologist
[uh-pol-uh-jist]
noun
a person who makes a defense in speech or writing of a belief, idea, etc.
Ecclesiastical.
Also apologete a person skilled in apologetics.
one of the authors of the early Christian apologies in defense of the faith.
apologist
/ əˈɒəɪ /
noun
a person who offers a defence by argument
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of apologist1
Example Sentences
Shapiro is one of the most prominent and frankly hilarious examples, but his dilemma is felt throughout the massive world of professional Trump apologists.
But if those Senate Democrats and Khalil’s myriad other apologists are being honest, they seek not merely to “free” Khalil from President Trump’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.
Unlike most abusers, however, Trump has a small army of spinmeisters and apologists who will echo his victim-blaming rhetoric.
He said he understood the huge amount of anger and frustration felt by the public but accused Nigel Farage and his Reform party of being apologists for the Russians.
But their apologists and political patrons can be held to account when it comes time to vote again.
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