full apology; unreserved apology
A formal, complete apology without excuses or partial admissions. Often used in official statements, press conferences, or serious personal apologies.
The company president made a full apology at the press conference.
He admitted his mistake and indicated his intention to offer a full apology.
謝罪 is a general apology, while 全面謝罪 emphasizes completeness and lack of reservation.
陳謝 is a formal expression of apology, often used in official contexts, but does not inherently convey the 'full' or 'unreserved' nuance of 全面謝罪.
Compound of 全面 (ぜんめん, 'all sides, full') and 謝罪 (しゃざい, 'apology').