Apologete vs Apologetic - What's the difference?
apologete | apologetic |
Having the character of apology; regretfully excusing
* 1890 , :
(dated) Defending by words or arguments; said or written in defense.
As a noun apologete
is .As an adjective apologetic is
apologetic.apologete
Not English
Apologete has no English definition. It may be misspelled.English words similar to 'apologete':
ablactate, ablaqueate, ablastemic, ablegate, abligate, apologue, apologetic, apologise, apologize, applause, apolaustic, applesauce, applicable, aplastic, aphylactic, applique, avulsive, applicate, afflictive, apologie, abelsonite, aplustre, ablecticke, ablocate, abbeylike, applausive, appulsive, abiologic, awfulizeapologetic
English
Alternative forms
* apologetickAdjective
(en adjective)- His tone was apologetic as he explained what had happened.
- Very different was he, however, from the brusque and masterful professor of common sense who had taken over the case so confidently at Upper Norwood. His expression was downcast, and his bearing meek and even apologetic .
