もうmoushiわけwakeもうmouしわけshiwake
1.

A formal expression of regret or remorse concerning one’s actions, typically aimed at alleviating the burden or inconvenience caused to another party.

2.

A demonstration of humility by acknowledging a mistake or error, often accompanied by an explanation to justify one's conduct, sometimes perceived as insincere if lacking genuine substance.

3.

A minimal or superficial level of acknowledgment about a misdeed, suggesting an insubstantial or token gesture rather than a meaningful effort to address the situation, often implying disdain for the recipient's feelings.

もうmoushiわけwakeなさそうnasasou
1.

Displaying an expression or demeanor that indicates regret or guilt for a perceived wrongdoing or inconvenience caused to others.

2.

Exhibiting a sense of humility or contrition, often accompanied by a desire to make amends for a mistake or oversight.

3.

Conveying a feeling of discomfort or unease due to being aware of having caused trouble or discomfort to someone else.