It's often translated "without excuse" (which isn't necessarily wrong) but the word at the end of Romans 1:20 is ana-apologia which also could be rendered "without an argument."

Because of the clear evidence of creation, those who reject the Creator are "without excuse," and "without an argument."

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Really quite amazing that "what can be known about God is plain to them" (v.19) and "they knew God" (v.21). But from my own experience this is correct. When I was at a low point and out of touch with God, the feeling was more similar to that procrastination feeling than a feeling of being hopelessly lost.

Agreed. That's an insightful description of it. Thought-provoking. 🙏