Full of excuses; tending to make many excuses or provide excessive justifications.
From excuse + -ful (Old English -full), creating an adjective meaning 'full of' or 'characterized by.' This is less common than excusatory but emphasizes abundance.
An excuseful person is different from someone who's excused—one is overly defensive while the other is simply justified, and the difference reveals whether someone takes responsibility or deflects blame.
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