enable
excusing
allege
excusal
eh
shots fired
rationalization
put down to
designation
indication
warning
fair cop
excusable
palliate
blaming
statement
mudslinging
affirmation
connotative
assertion
notorious
gesture
admonitory
admonishment
occasion
insulting
make a point
accusatorial
make sure
alibi
affront
insinuate
in no uncertain terms
truculency
on
adjection
exculpatory
suggestiveness
one
justification
motivated
incitement
presumption
runaround
excuse
him
assumption
-ent
might
incitation
alarm
reason
imply
explain
intentive
reassurance
alert
acknowledgment
right
precaution
telling-off
subitive
censure
take exception
vouch
causativize
acknowledgement
pretentious
tacit
subindicative
have it
silent
subindication
affirming
hammer and tongs
insult
understood
point the finger at
daunting
truth be told
incriminating
twit
affrontive
relinquishing
relinquishment
warn
bet
well
cast something in someone's teeth
rodomontade
displease
step up to the plate
assertorical
accusatorially
self-assertiveness
assertiveness

English words for 'To imply or tacitly confer excuse for an action or a behavior.'

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