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When someone’s apologises and it’s fake.
Lucy said sorry for sleeping with my boyfriend yesterday but I could tell it was an apolo-lie
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An insincere apology. Pronounced apalalize.
"Virgil, don't apolo-lie! I said APOLOGIZE!"
apolo-lie by erikaEG July 20, 2008
A fake apology
When someone says something bad about you to your face then later on comes back and apolo-lie to cover their tracks like everything is alright
Apolo-lie by Incogkneegr0w April 10, 2020

APOLOLIE 

A mix between apology and lie. Particularly true when people are late. They always give you excuses that are often made up on their way, excuses that suit for an apology.
"I'll see you to-morrow at 6 at the "Land Oak", the 1st real date I have I'll be early to clear my throat... 6:20 then 30, 2 pints and a whisky and I see no one til 40 with an apololie that goes like this : "Sorry I'm late, I got stuck in a traffic jam...."
APOLOLIE by DIDJË August 14, 2008

Apololies 

To lie, while apologizing.
Donald Oh, he's not in? I apololies.
Apololies by KaliaKatastrophe April 19, 2017

apololies 

When somebody apologize to you and doesn't really mean it
Apologize it's just I'm apologizing so it is a short word instead of saying she apologized and she lied you could just say I apololies
apololies by litte me May 14, 2016
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