Adjective:

தவறை வருத்தமுடன் ஏற்கிற,

apologetic's Usage Examples:

"This is a white bag, with trim done in a glorious, unapologetic shade of electric pink.

apologetic tone I have to say that we passed some aspirational policy on Iraq and amended lots of byelaws.

But, generally speaking, there was no heart in preaching, sermons were unimpassioned, stilted and formal presentations of ethics and apologetics, seldom delivered extempore.

When we leave the New Testament, apologetics becomes conspicuous until the political triumph of Christianity, and even somewhat later.

The Church of England, certainly in terms of its leadership, is marked by " craven apologetics and moral and cultural relativism.

doctrine of inerrancy grew out of an apologetic need.

His first apologetical work ('AiroXo-ynrtKOs), written probably about 360 or 365, has been entirely recovered from the celebrated refutation of it by Basil, and may be found in J.

She frowned at Jackson apologetically.

One small piece will look apologetic, and out of place, while strewing roosters everywhere will make a statement.

, and (apologetic and practical writings) by C.

Boetius ends by declining to adjudicate between Plato and Aristotle, remarking in a semi-apologetic style that, if he has expounded Aristotle's opinion by preference, his course is justified by the fact that he is commenting upon an introduction to Aristotle.

And in the scientific region the great apologetic classics, like Butler, are hopelessly out of date.

Synonyms:

self-deprecating, excusatory, justificatory, justificative, defensive,

Antonyms:

inculpatory, offensive, unprotective, unapologetic,