apology
an apology that is genuine and not pretended
a complete and unconditional apology
an apology made in front of other people, in a newspaper, on TV, etc.
a very sincere and deeply felt apology
an apology in the form of a letter or official document
an apology made by a government, company, or organization
an official apology, often made in public or in writing
a very deep and sincere apology
an apology made without enthusiasm or real sincerity
apologizing many times and very sincerely
an apology given in a way that shows you are sorry and not proud
a very humble and sincere apology, often for a serious mistake
a written document in which you apologize
to state firmly that you do not feel sorry for something you have done
to state firmly that you do not feel sorry for something you have done
a formal way to say you are sorry
used to state the reason for the apology
used to state who is receiving the apology
used to state who is giving the apology
acting in a way that shows you are not sorry for your actions
to apologize; a very common way to say this
to forgive someone who has apologized
to have a duty or obligation to apologize to someone
to say that you are sorry
to make a formal, official statement of apology
to strongly ask for an apology
to receive an apology from someone
to desire that someone apologizes to you
to be given an apology, often in a formal context
to apologize to someone
to believe that someone should and will apologize
to have earned the right to be apologized to
to refuse to forgive someone who has apologized
to give an apology, often in written form
to print an apology in a newspaper or book
to say an apology quietly and unclearly
to say an apology in a low voice, often annoyed or embarrassed
to say an apology in a low, soft voice
to say an apology very quietly, using your breath
to apologize with difficulty, pausing and repeating sounds
to apologize with difficulty, repeating the first sound of words
to formally express an apology, often on behalf of someone else