Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
excusatory
Adjective
/ɪkˈskjuːsətɔːri/

Definition
Serving to excuse or justify something.

Examples
- The excusatory remarks made by the defendant did not convince the jury.
- In situations of conflict, many people resort to excusatory statements to defend their choices.

Meaning
The term ‘excusatory’ describes something that provides a reason or explanation for actions or behavior, often in an attempt to lessen blame or responsibility.

Synonyms
- Justifying
- Defensive
- Explanatory
- Apologetic