full apology

The U.S. expressed its regret but decided not to issue a full apology, certainly not during a presidential election campaign.

True, he began by making the obvious suggestion that Richard should tender Wilding a full apology.

St John remained a short time in prison, and was then released, after making a full apology and submission.

You will find, Alexander, that even that doubt shall have full apology when the year of your probation has expired.

She was threatened with dismissal unless she made full apology to him and brought back assurance of its acceptance.

I compelled this journal to give a full apology, but not until after two years' litigation, and a new trial had been ordered.