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apologetic

[uh-pol-uh-jet-ik] / əˌpɒl əˈdʒɛt ɪk /


Example Sentences

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When Danny came out into the alley with his own fistful of nails, I gave James a strained, apologetic smile.

From Literature

I get giddy couples asking for champagne delivery, and apologetic businessmen telephoning home to announce their delayed arrivals, and tired mothers searching for all-night chemists to provide cough syrup for sick children.

From Literature

That extra marbling translates into depth, tenderness and a loaf that tastes intentional rather than apologetic.

From Salon

He sounded bored of repeating the story we’d all had drummed into us, and I felt guilty and apologetic.

From Literature

He rushed over to steer Magic out of C.C.’s room at once, giving C.C. a weak apologetic smile before closing the door shut.

From Literature