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Meanings of apologist in anglès
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apologista Person who defends or advocates a usually religious position.
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Usage of apologist in anglès
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But I did not intend to act the part of his apologist.
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If it's a Richard III apologist you're after, try the Yeoman Gaoler.
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It was to have stood here instead of this, its poor apologist.
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I don't want to be an apologist, certainly not for this zip code.
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The Moabite seer talks like a Hellenistic apologist of the second century B.C.E.
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I don't think I'm being some kind of apologist here, either.
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The German apologist-evenof Anglo-Saxonblood-issuggesting the reasonableness of a German verdict.
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He was a Baathist to the core, an apologist for Saddam.
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I do not pose as Mrs. Nation's champion or apologist; she needs neither.
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He ceased to be the apologist, and became the frank eulogist.
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This is the view of the matter which the apologist invites us to accept.
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She is, perhaps, a more accomplished apologist for the unacceptable.
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The most ancient apologist of whose works we have the smallest knowledge is Quadratus.
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I don't want to be an apologist for popular-culture media.
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The style is elegant, and he is an able apologist.
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Tragic figure though she is, I'm no Liz Jones apologist.
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