Definition of apologetically in English:

apologetically

adverbəpɒləˈdʒɛtɪkliəˌpɑləˈdʒɛdɪkli

In a manner that expresses or shows regretful acknowledgement of an offence or failure.
he smiles apologetically and slips away
Example sentencesExamples
- The halted drivers are polite when the officials pat them down, search their cars, examine their papers, and apologetically send them on their way.
- His press secretary apologetically announced he was running two hours late for our interview.
- He said, apologetically, that he had become extremely distressed.
- They told me apologetically that although the baggage had been pulled out of the hold of the aircraft, the trailer carrying it was delayed.
- When asked if I'd seen any recent movies, I apologetically said that nothing new really interested me.
- Last question, asked almost apologetically, is, "Has he suffered a midlife crisis?"
- I remember we ran into the lobby and apologetically asked where the restroom was.
- She pushed her homeroom door open and stepped in, smiling apologetically at the teacher.
- I stutter apologetically that I suppose she looks more like a kid.
- In his autobiography he concludes, somewhat apologetically, that perhaps he preferred objects to people.

Definition of apologetically in US English:

apologetically

adverbəˌpäləˈjediklēəˌpɑləˈdʒɛdɪkli

In a manner that expresses or shows regretful acknowledgment of an offense or failure.
he smiles apologetically and slips away
Example sentencesExamples
- The halted drivers are polite when the officials pat them down, search their cars, examine their papers, and apologetically send them on their way.
- In his autobiography he concludes, somewhat apologetically, that perhaps he preferred objects to people.
- When asked if I'd seen any recent movies, I apologetically said that nothing new really interested me.
- His press secretary apologetically announced he was running two hours late for our interview.
- I stutter apologetically that I suppose she looks more like a kid.
- He said, apologetically, that he had become extremely distressed.
- I remember we ran into the lobby and apologetically asked where the restroom was.
- Last question, asked almost apologetically, is, "Has he suffered a midlife crisis?"
- They told me apologetically that although the baggage had been pulled out of the hold of the aircraft, the trailer carrying it was delayed.
- She pushed her homeroom door open and stepped in, smiling apologetically at the teacher.

单词	apologetically
释义	Definition of apologetically in English: apologetically adverbəpɒləˈdʒɛtɪkliəˌpɑləˈdʒɛdɪkli In a manner that expresses or shows regretful acknowledgement of an offence or failure. he smiles apologetically and slips away Example sentencesExamples The halted drivers are polite when the officials pat them down, search their cars, examine their papers, and apologetically send them on their way. His press secretary apologetically announced he was running two hours late for our interview. He said, apologetically, that he had become extremely distressed. They told me apologetically that although the baggage had been pulled out of the hold of the aircraft, the trailer carrying it was delayed. When asked if I'd seen any recent movies, I apologetically said that nothing new really interested me. Last question, asked almost apologetically, is, "Has he suffered a midlife crisis?" I remember we ran into the lobby and apologetically asked where the restroom was. She pushed her homeroom door open and stepped in, smiling apologetically at the teacher. I stutter apologetically that I suppose she looks more like a kid. In his autobiography he concludes, somewhat apologetically, that perhaps he preferred objects to people. Definition of apologetically in US English: apologetically adverbəˌpäləˈjediklēəˌpɑləˈdʒɛdɪkli In a manner that expresses or shows regretful acknowledgment of an offense or failure. he smiles apologetically and slips away Example sentencesExamples The halted drivers are polite when the officials pat them down, search their cars, examine their papers, and apologetically send them on their way. In his autobiography he concludes, somewhat apologetically, that perhaps he preferred objects to people. When asked if I'd seen any recent movies, I apologetically said that nothing new really interested me. His press secretary apologetically announced he was running two hours late for our interview. I stutter apologetically that I suppose she looks more like a kid. He said, apologetically, that he had become extremely distressed. I remember we ran into the lobby and apologetically asked where the restroom was. Last question, asked almost apologetically, is, "Has he suffered a midlife crisis?" They told me apologetically that although the baggage had been pulled out of the hold of the aircraft, the trailer carrying it was delayed. She pushed her homeroom door open and stepped in, smiling apologetically at the teacher.
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