apologize
மன்னிப்பு
definition
verb
I must apologize for disturbing you like this
express regret for something that one has done wrong.
translation of 'apologize'
மன்னிப்புக் கோரு
verb
மன்னிப்ப கோரு
example
we 'apologize' to him for our error
We will 'apologize' to those customers affected and regret this mistake.
We deeply regret that this ad ran and we 'apologize' if some individuals have been offended by its content.
I informed him that I had come back to 'apologize' for the wrong I had done, if he would permit me to do so.
We deeply regret our misguided support and 'apologize' for our previous email.
He had taken a huge leap, seeking her out to 'apologize' to her and admit that he had been wrong.
I must 'apologize' for disturbing you like this
I must 'apologize' for disturbing you like this
we 'apologize' to him for our error
Humility has nothing to do with grovelling, or 'apologizing' for one's existence.
It says even more when he 'apologizes' to people whom he hasn't wronged, and doesn't apologize to those whom he has.
His staff are striving to find a form of words to allow him to express his regret without officially 'apologising' for the debacle.
The family regrets and 'apologizes' for the omission in the previous obituary.
This from a man who can't 'apologise' for the big stuff he has got horribly wrong.
No one is charged, no one is 'apologizing' and no one is certain what happens next.
She 'apologizes' for being late, saying that she ‘miscalculated the traffic’.
The webmaster was 'apologising' to his readers for having printed wrong information.
Then the waitress came back and took the latte away, 'apologising' for bringing me the wrong coffee.
He 'apologised' to the victims who were injured, and regretted the consequences of his actions.
There is nothing humble in living below our best, 'apologizing' , as it were, for our existence.
He never specifically admits wrongdoings, but if anyone was offended, he 'apologizes' .
At this point the first woman went beetroot red and began 'apologizing' and stuttering something about not meaning any offence.
If I scold her for something, most of the time she genuinely 'apologizes' .
Should he have mentioned that he was specifically 'apologizing' to the alleged victim?
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