Portuguese
de desculpa Offering or expressing apology.
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Sean didn't catch what he said, but the tone wasn't particularly apologetic.
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In fact, Horaz-that'sshort for Horatio-lookeda bit apologetic at me now.
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The words unintentionally came out sounding too offhand, impudent rather than apologetic.
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The German grinned in an apologetic way as Ned hastily greeted him.
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He advanced closer and, in the most apologetic manner possible, went on:
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In spite of himself, he had given the word an apologetic inflection.
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The knock that sounded on the door was neither gentle nor apologetic.
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The old woman was terribly apologetic about having gone into the room.
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With an apologetic note in his voice- akindand friendly voice-hesaid:
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Instantly apologetic, Karen reached for her hand and gave it a squeeze.
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Bayard looked apologetic but he stood his ground, safe behind his memo.
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He cast an apologetic look at Stefanía, who glared back at him.
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The station-master banished his annoyed manner, and became pleasant and even half-apologetic.
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Gettysburg waxed apologetic, as he held his glass eye in his hand.
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The next morning he comes to me in the studio, all apologetic.
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Her congratulations were apologetic, and her comfortings took the guise of consolation.
