apology

An apology is when you want others to know about (or let them think) about what you regret. Apologies are good, but chocolate and lots of cash are good. Always

An apology of a noun derives from an apology of Greek and means a story. It entered medieval English. If you break a friend's sword and then make a nice story designed to get out of the problem, that is an apology. Decades later, the general meaning of words shifts to the current meaning - what you say when you want to express real regret

My apology used this definition of apology. For example, I mean "I want him to accept my apology" literally means "I want him to accept the expression of my repentance." If there are multiple apologies, you can apologize using multiple phrases. For example, "I apologize to many people for my mistakes, I hope they accept my apology." My apology apologizes for a slight difference with my multiple apologies I mean it. Let's say you are writing a letter that you should have written long ago. You can begin with "I'm sorry, I do not write soon". In this sentence, you did not use the literal meaning of the apology. Instead, you are using that normal meaning, this is my regret

If you need to say sorry, it will help you to know if you apologize or apologize. My apology is an idiom and my apology is literally my apology. As an idiom, my apologies mean excuses and regrets. I am sorry for this sentence, but this way of saying. My apology is not an idiom. There is only literal meaning. My apology used this definition of apology. For example, I mean "I want him to accept my apology" literally means "I want him to accept the expression of my repentance." For example, "I apologize to many people for my mistakes and I hope they will accept my apology"

When you use my apology as an idiom, you can not replace it with the phrase I apologize. Because my apology is not an idiom, it always keeps its literal meaning. Even saying "apologize to Joan" really means apology. If you apologize to her in writing, this would be more appropriate.