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Phrases with «excuse»
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The word
"excuse"
means giving a reason or explanation to try and avoid blame or responsibility for something.
Full definition
Adjective
+ «excuse»
perfect
good
great
lame
valid
reasonable
lawful
flimsy
pathetic
poor
convenient
sorry
legitimate
same
such
acceptable
new
easy
little
weak
excellent
silly
sad
fewer
stupid
common
real
plausible
feeble
usual
bad
ridiculous
nice
handy
terrible
biggest
different
pitiful
possible
old
medical
endless
wonderful
enough
cheap
sufficient
various
extra
Verb
+ «excuse»
have
accept
use
«to excuse» +
noun
pun
absence
«excuse» +
noun
letter
to excuse
(see also)
excuse
perfect excuse
good excuse
one's excuse
great excuse
... of excuses
lot of excuses
kinds of excuses
sorts of excuses
plenty of excuses
more excuses
to make excuses
reasonable excuse
lame excuse
... as an excuse
to use something as an excuse
to use that as an excuse
valid excuse
poor excuse
same excuse
lawful excuse
new excuse
such excuse
other excuse
convenient excuse
pathetic excuse
flimsy excuses
to be an excuse
many excuses
legitimate excuse
little excuse
sorry excuse
to make excuses for someone
real excuse
easy excuse
only excuse
excellent excuse
good enough excuse
to stop making excuses
same old excuses
common excuse
to find excuses
acceptable excuse
to have an excuse
one's only excuse
weak excuse
different excuses
fewer excuses
bad excuse
silly excuses
sad excuse
stupid excuses
usual excuses
nice excuse
plausible excuse
old excuse
biggest excuse
medical excuse
possible excuse
terrible excuse
wonderful excuse
feeble excuses
handy excuse
less excuse
ridiculous excuses
to accept no excuses
to use that excuse
one's own excuse
enough excuses
endless excuses
one's best excuse
room for excuses
excuse letter
various excuses
cheap excuse
such a great excuse
pitiful excuse
excuses schools
sufficient excuse
extra excuse
one's poor excuse
one's sorry excuse
Sentences with «excuse»
Don't look for
excuses for
why a student isn't performing.
(
edutopia.org
)
Our fans are the only fans who look for
excuse not
to buy players.
(
justarsenal.com
)
Saying «I don't think he's really Christian» is just
as excuse
for people who don't have the guts to be honest.
(
religion.blogs.cnn.com
)
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Definition of EXCUSE
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