Adjective:

మర్చిపోయారా, తప్పుడు,

apologetic's Usage Examples:

analysis can be absent and national bias from ulterior motives, like mythologising and apologetics can also be found.

branches, accepts the apologetic, dogmatic, exegetic, moral, juridical, ascetical, liturgical, and other conclusions reached by the ecclesiastical student.

after Sister Margaret tells the sisters that they must leave, Bob apologetically comes to bid them goodbye and overhears their prayers, discovering that.

" After apologetically saying goodbye to Luka, she abruptly leaves work and flies to Seattle.

MacTaggart then apologetically informs him that he neglected to insure the furniture, but Marshall.

Interpreter Foundation primarily covering topics related to Latter-day Saint apologetics, Mormon studies, and the canon of scriptures of The Church of Jesus Christ.

An apologetic Bill tried to caress and comfort Lizzie, but she was still upset with him, and tried to just bluntly tell him there was no baby.

Lisa tells Bart she is hurt by his behavior and Bart sounds somewhat apologetic, though he also adds in the interest of full disclosure that he wants to say he is sorry for using Homer's steamroller a while back to crush Lisa's bike, which he then blamed on Gypsies.

Representations of local characters, places, and customs were regularly presented as escapist, apologetic or overtly racist.

Price was quite clear and quite unapologetic about his intentions.

He was best known for ranting poetry and his provocative, unapologetic music journalism.

His first apologetical work, written probably about 360 or 365, was entirely recovered from.

apologetics page [19] Benjamin Hawkins, "Southwestern professors make no bones about Christ"s resurrection," Mar 26, 2008 [20] W.

Synonyms:

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

Antonyms:

inculpatory, offensive, unprotective, unapologetic,