What is the adjectives form of excuse?

There isn't a direct adjective form of "excuse" in the traditional sense. However, we can use "excusable" to describe something that can be forgiven or justified.

For example:

* "His lateness was excusable due to the heavy traffic."

We can also use "apologetic" to describe someone who is expressing regret or making an excuse:

* "He was very apologetic for missing the meeting."

Finally, we can use "excusatory" to describe something that is intended to excuse or justify something:

* "Her excusatory remarks were not convincing."

These words are similar in meaning to "excuse" and can be used in place of an adjective form.