apologetically

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Word Origin & History

1640s, "vindicatory," from French apologétique, from Latin apologeticus, from Greek apologetikos "defensible," from apologeisthai (see apology). Meaning "regretfully acknowledging failure" is from 1855. As a noun, "formal defense," from early 15c. Related: Apologetics (c.1753).

Example Sentences for apologetically

"That's what they got over the telephone," said Scottie apologetically.

"I thought I'd come back and tell you," said Bob Lewis, apologetically.

"I kinda fergot it wasn't nothin' but a pitcher," he stammered, apologetically.

"I'll just lay all this gorgeousness aside," said he apologetically.

"It's too hot to do much of anything," he said apologetically.

"Don't mind my talkin' foolishness," he said, apologetically.

"I only wanted to make sure that I was right," she said, apologetically.

“It did roll onto the floor that time,” said Mr. Critz apologetically.

"My headstrong husband doesn't care for coffee," she confessed, apologetically.

"It's not the season, to be sure," said Scanlan, apologetically.

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