Sorry is indeed a strange word. I mean we all know what it means. It means being truly regretful about something that you might have done or said to someone. But its overuse is beginning to make it ...

Writer Emily Keeler thinks the Canadian Sorry says a whole lot more than the garden variety kind. She muses (and rails) on why Canadians say the word so quickly and so often.

Here are the 15 ways Britons use the word “sorry”: A genuine apology is used when someone wants to show that they care about what another person is going through when they share bad news.

Academics have found that Britons use the word "sorry" in as many as 15 different ways. Only one of these uses expresses true regret, which is when someone is genuinely sorry to hear another ...

We all say it - and most of the time, let’s face it, we don’t even mean it. Well, now researchers have backed up the theory, after finding Britons say “sorry” in as many as 15 different ways, with ...

This unique multifunctionality makes it one of the most fascinating and simultaneously misunderstood words in the English language.” Here are the 15 ways Britons use the word “sorry”: ...