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Definition of excuse
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of excuse is as below...
Excuse
(v. t.) That which is
offered
as a
reason
for being
excused;
a plea
offered
in
extenuation
of a fault or
irregular
deportment;
apology;
as, an
excuse
for
neglect
of duty;
excuses
for delay of
payment..
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Excuse
::
Excuse
(v. t.) The act of
excusing,
apologizing,
exculpating,
pardoning,
releasing,
and the like;
acquittal;
release;
absolution;
justification;
extenuation..
Apologize
::
Apologize
(v. i.) To make an
apology
or
excuse;
to make
acknowledgment
of some fault or
offense,
with
expression
of
regret
for it, by way of
amends;
-- with for; as, my
correspondent
apologized
for not
answering
my
letter..
Excuser
::
Excuser
(n.) One who
offers
excuses
or
pleads
in
extenuation
of the fault of
another.
Dispense
::
Dispense
(v. t.) To
exempt;
to
excuse;
to
absolve;
-- with from.
Overlook
::
Overlook
(v. t.) To look over and
beyond
(anything)
without
seeing
it; to miss or omit in
looking;
hence,
to
refrain
from
bestowing
notice
or
attention
upon; to
neglect;
to pass over
without
censure
or
punishment;
to
excuse..
Soc
::
Soc (n.)
Liberty
or
privilege
of
tenants
excused
from
customary
burdens.
Excuse
::
Excuse
(v. t.) That which is
offered
as a
reason
for being
excused;
a plea
offered
in
extenuation
of a fault or
irregular
deportment;
apology;
as, an
excuse
for
neglect
of duty;
excuses
for delay of
payment..
Provocation
::
Provocation
(n.) Such prior
insult
or
injury
as may be
supposed,
under the
circumstances,
to
create
hot
blood,
and to
excuse
an
assault
made in
retort
or
redress..
Mediocre
::
Mediocre
(n.) A young monk who was
excused
from
performing
a
portion
of a
monk's
duties.
Self-justifier
::
Self-justifier
(n.) One who
excuses
or
justifies
himself.
Palliate
::
Palliate
(v. t.) To cover with
excuses;
to
conceal
the
enormity
of, by
excuses
and
apologies;
to
extenuate;
as, to
palliate
faults..
Excuse
::
Excuse
(v. t.) To free from an
impending
obligation
or duty;
hence,
to
disengage;
to
dispense
with; to
release
by
favor;
also, to remit by
favor;
not to
exact;
as, to
excuse
a
forfeiture..
Exempt
::
Exempt
(a.) To
release
or
deliver
from some
liability
which
others
are
subject
to; to
except
or
excuse
from he
operation
of a law; to grant
immunity
to; to free from
obligation;
to
release;
as, to
exempt
from
military
duty, or from jury
service;
to
exempt
from fear or
pain..
Exculpation
::
Exculpation
(n.) The act of
exculpating
from
alleged
fault or
crime;
that which
exculpates;
excuse.
Lameness
::
Lameness
(n.) The
condition
or
quality
of being lame; as, the
lameness
of an
excuse
or an
argument..
Excuse
::
Excuse
(v. t.) To free from
accusation,
or the
imputation
of fault or
blame;
to clear from
guilt;
to
release
from a
charge;
to
justify
by
extenuating
a
fault;
to
exculpate;
to
absolve;
to
acquit..
Paltry
::
Paltry
(superl.)
Mean; vile;
worthless;
despicable;
contemptible;
pitiful;
trifling;
as, a
paltry
excuse;
paltry
gold..
Occasion
::
Occasion
(n.) A
reason
or
excuse;
a
motive;
a
persuasion.
Shuffling
::
Shuffling
(a.)
Evasive;
as, a
shuffling
excuse..
Excusable
::
Excusable
(a.) That may be
excused,
forgiven,
justified,
or
acquitted
of
blame;
pardonable;
as, the man is
excusable;
an
excusable
action..
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