"apologeticness" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1930, William Babington Maxwell, To what green altar?:",
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          "text": "The apologeticness of his public confession that he is a burakumin can be seen in his decision to leave his job and home and flee to Texas rather than to carry on the path charted by the activist Inoko, for example.",
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        "The quality of being apologetic."
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