apologetic (Meaning)

Wordnet

apologetic (a)

offering or expressing apology

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Alt. of Apologetical

When confronted with evidence of the mistake, she became apologetic and quickly admitted her error.
His apologetic tone conveyed sincere remorse for the unintended consequences of his actions.
In the aftermath of the disagreement, an apologetic email was sent to mend fences and rebuild relationships.
The employee's apologetic demeanor reflected a genuine desire to rectify the oversight and ensure customer satisfaction.
As the spokesperson, she issued an apologetic statement on behalf of the company, addressing the recent product recall.
The apologetic customer offered sincere apologies for the inconvenience caused by the delayed delivery.
Even though it was an honest oversight, the apologetic manager took full responsibility for the scheduling error.
Recognizing the impact of his words, he adopted an apologetic stance to mitigate any hurt feelings.
The politician adopted a more apologetic approach in response to public outcry over a controversial statement.
Her apologetic expression and heartfelt words conveyed deep regret for missing the important family event.

offering or expressing apologyAlt. of Apologetical

regretful, remorseful,sorry, contrite, ashamed, repentant,penitent, shamefaced, compunctious, sheepish

unapologetic, unrepentant, impenitent, remorseless, cruel,unapologetic, cruel, ruthless, remorseless, pitiless

When confronted with evidence of the mistake, she became apologetic and quickly admitted her error.

His apologetic tone conveyed sincere remorse for the unintended consequences of his actions.

In the aftermath of the disagreement, an apologetic email was sent to mend fences and rebuild relationships.

The employee's apologetic demeanor reflected a genuine desire to rectify the oversight and ensure customer satisfaction.