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remorse
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remorse
noun
/rɪˈmɔːrs/
remonstrate
remote
Meaning
A deep feeling of regret or guilt for a wrong committed.
deep regret or guilt for a wrong committed; bitter regret for something done
Example Sentences
He was filled with
remorse
after lying to his friend.
He felt deep
remorse
for his actions.
Example Expressions
remorse of conscience
Synonyms
regret, guilt, penitence, contrition, shame, repentance, sorrow
Entry 1
regret, guilt, penitence, contrition, shame
Entry 2
regret, guilt, repentance, sorrow
Antonyms
indifference, remorselessness, satisfaction, pride, contentment, joy
Entry 1
indifference, remorselessness, satisfaction
Entry 2
satisfaction, pride, contentment, joy
Collocations
deep remorse, show remorse, feel remorse, express remorse, without remorse
Entry 1
deep remorse, show remorse, feel remorse, express remorse
Entry 2
deep remorse, feel remorse, show remorse, without remorse
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