excuser
/ɪkˈskjuzər/
noun
- A person who forgives or overlooks a fault or mistake.
- The teacher was a patient excuser of late homework when students had good reasons.
- As an excuser of minor errors, the manager kept the team's morale high.
- She was known as a generous excuser of her friends' bad habits.
- A person who provides a reason or justification for something.
- She didn't want to be seen as an excuser of bad behavior, so she spoke up.
- The politician was a skilled excuser of unpopular policies.
- He was always an excuser for his own failures, blaming others instead.
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