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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
.
Excuse
v. t.
To
pardon
, as a
fault
; to
forgive
entirely
, or to
admit
to be
little
censurable
,
and
to
overlook
; as, we
excuse
irregular
conduct
,
when
extraordinary
circumstances
appear
to
justify
it.
Excuse
v. t.
To
regard
with
indulgence
; to
view
leniently
or to
overlook
; to
pardon
.
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
.
Excuse
v. t.
To
relieve
of an
imputation
by
apology
or
defense
; to
make
apology
for
as
not
seriously
evil
; to
ask
pardon
or
indulgence
for
.
Excuse
v. t.
The
act
of
excusing
,
apologizing
,
exculpating
,
pardoning
,
releasing
,
and
the
like
;
acquittal
;
release
;
absolution
;
justification
;
extenuation
.
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
.
Excuse
v. t.
That
which
excuses
;
that
which
extenuates
or
justifies
a
fault
.
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