excusator (Meaning)
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excusator (n.)
One who makes, or is authorized to make, an excuse; an apologist.
Synonyms & Antonyms of excusator
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excusator Sentence Examples
- The President's excusator was quick to apologize for the administration's mistakes.
- The student's excusator was rejected by the principal, and he was forced to serve detention.
- The company's excusator offered a full refund to customers who were dissatisfied with the product.
- The doctor's excusator explained that the patient's illness was caused by a rare virus.
- The lawyer's excusator argued that the defendant was not guilty of the crime because he was insane at the time of the offense.
- The politician's excusator tried to explain away the candidate's controversial remarks, but the public was not convinced.
- The athlete's excusator claimed that the failed drug test was the result of a contaminated supplement, but the sports commission did not accept the explanation.
- The teacher's excusator excused the student for half of the assignments that were given to them.
- The celebrity's excusator released a statement apologizing for the star's inappropriate behavior.
- The government's excusator defended the new policy, saying that it was necessary to protect national security.
FAQs About the word excusator
One who makes, or is authorized to make, an excuse; an apologist.
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No antonyms found.
The President's excusator was quick to apologize for the administration's mistakes.
The student's excusator was rejected by the principal, and he was forced to serve detention.
The company's excusator offered a full refund to customers who were dissatisfied with the product.
The doctor's excusator explained that the patient's illness was caused by a rare virus.
