Pronunciation: /əˌpɑləˈdʒɛtɪk/
noun a person who is apologetic or expresses regret
A1 I could tell by his apologetic tone that he didn't mean to offend anyone.
A2 She sent an apologetic email to her boss after missing an important deadline.
B1 The customer service representative was very apologetic for the mistake and offered a refund.
B2 Despite his apologetic demeanor, he was still held accountable for his actions.
C1 The politician's apologetic speech did little to sway public opinion after the scandal.
C2 Her apologetic attitude only served to further alienate her colleagues in the workplace.
adjective showing or expressing regret or remorse for a wrongdoing
A1 I am apologetic for arriving late to the party.
A2 She sounded apologetic when she explained her mistake.
B1 The company issued an apologetic statement after the product recall.
B2 Despite his apologetic tone, she found it hard to forgive him for his actions.
C1 The CEO's apologetic attitude towards the shareholders helped restore trust in the company.
C2 Her apologetic demeanor during the meeting showed her willingness to take responsibility for the project's failure.
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