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Discover LudwigThe phrase "apologies for what" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you are seeking clarification about the reason for an apology or expressing confusion about what specifically requires an apology.
Example: "I appreciate your concern, but I must ask, apologies for what? I don't believe I've done anything wrong."
Alternatives: "Sorry for what?" or "What should I apologize for?".
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Facing a blizzard of criticism — Gov. Dannel P. Malloy called his comments "repugnant" and said they represented "either a horrible lack of judgment or worse" — Mr. Maturo apologized, at first grudgingly and then with a long statement offering his "sincerest apologies" for what he called an "insensitive and off-collar comment".
I ask my apologies for what happened".
The government makes no apologies for what it calls "guiding public opinion".
Further, he offered an Orlando crowd his "apologies for what has happened in Pakistan".
Some lawyers make no apologies for what they say is simply looking out for their clients.
I have no apologies for what any of the members did.
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"An apology for what?
We believe we deserve an apology for what happened.
"I am Edwin Cardona and I, in a respectful manner, offer an apology for what happened.
Labour demanded an apology for what it regarded as a sexist remark.
Mr. B. was outraged, and demanded a public apology for what he called an "incredible garble..."...
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