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excuse for

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excuse someone for something
to pardon someone for something or for (doing) something. Please excuse me for this mess. I've not been able to clean the house. I can't excuse myself for not doing it.
See also: excuse


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Be it the truth or a mere excuse for laziness, not being able to submit any output is everything but pleasant.
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Assuming that the victim survived the defendant's attack, the law affords him no partial or full excuse for his conduct.
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These documents provide a statutory excuse for the whole of the period of that person's employment.
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