Phrases for Apologizing for Mistakes

I feel terrible about this.

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Expressing strong feelings of remorse.

I owe you an apology.

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Acknowledging a debt of apology.

I'm to blame.

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Taking responsibility.

It's all my fault.

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Taking full responsibility.

I'm very sorry.

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A simple and sincere apology.

I understand your frustration.

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Acknowledging the other person's feelings.

I'll try to do better next time.

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A promise to improve.

I hope you can forgive me.

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Expressing a desire for forgiveness.

I really should have been more careful.

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Taking responsibility and acknowledging lack of care.

I sincerely apologize for the mistake.

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A formal expression of regret.

Please accept my apologies.

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A polite and formal way to apologize.

I'm truly sorry for the oversight.

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Expressing regret for a mistake that was overlooked.

I take full responsibility for my error.

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Accepting blame for the mistake.

I messed up.

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A casual way of admitting a mistake.

My apologies; I should have been more careful.

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Expressing regret and acknowledging lack of care.

I'm so sorry; I didn't mean to.

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Expressing regret and denying intention.

I regret my actions.

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A formal expression of regret for actions leading to a mistake.

Forgive me.

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A simple and direct apology.

I owe you an apology.

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Acknowledging a debt of apology.

That was my fault.

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A simple and direct acceptance of blame.

I'm to blame.

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Accepting responsibility for the mistake.

I'm really sorry about that.

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A casual expression of regret.

I deeply regret the error.

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Expressing deep regret for the mistake.

I apologize for any inconvenience caused.

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Acknowledging the negative impact of the mistake.

I feel terrible about what happened.

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Expressing strong feelings of guilt.

I'll try to make it up to you.

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Offering to compensate for the mistake.

This is entirely my responsibility.

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Taking complete ownership of the mistake.

I understand your frustration.

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Acknowledging the other person's feelings.

I should have done things differently.

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Reflecting on the mistake and identifying better approaches.

I'm at fault.

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A concise way of accepting blame.

I own this mistake.

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Taking full ownership and responsibility.

Let me make amends.

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Offering to rectify the situation.

There's no excuse for my error.

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Accepting blame without justification.

I'm very sorry for the trouble.

B2

Expressing regret for the inconvenience caused.

I sincerely regret the error.

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Expressing deep remorse for a mistake.

Please accept my most profound apologies.

C1

Offering a very deep and formal apology.