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Definition: Apologists are people who speak on behalf of someone else's cause, offering explanations or reasoning as to why that person's position may be wrong. They can provide an objective perspective while still acknowledging the complexity of the situation or issue. Apologies often come from within those involved in the cause being defended.
Definition: The term "apologist" comes from Greek, meaning someone who excuses or explains sin or wrongdoings through human reason, often as part of a moral debate. It means one who uses rational thinking to explain away moral wrongdoing. This can take many forms—proving that a behavior is morally acceptable based on logic (for example, an apologist may say it's not wrong because it follows the dictates of good morals), or by pointing out that someone's actions were motivated by a desire for revenge or malice against another person. Definition in English: An apologist is someone who uses rational thought to excuse or explain behavior as being morally acceptable, often through logical reasoning rather than moral judgment.