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contrite Meaning
contrite (s)
feeling or expressing pain or sorrow for sins or offenses
contrite Sentence Examples
- After realizing the impact of his actions, he appeared genuinely contrite and sought forgiveness.
- She offered a heartfelt apology, her tone contrite and remorseful.
- His contrite demeanor and sincere words conveyed his deep regret for the harm he caused.
- The defendant's contrite statement in court resonated with the judge and jury, influencing their decision.
- Despite her contrite attitude, repairing the damage done would require more than mere words.
- He expressed his contrite feelings through a handwritten letter, hoping to make amends.
- The employee's contrite behavior convinced the employer to give him a second chance.
- Even though he was contrite, the consequences of his actions couldn't be overlooked.
- Her contrite confession lifted a weight off her shoulders, although the repercussions remained.
- The politician's contrite public apology aimed to salvage his reputation amidst the scandal.
FAQs About the word contrite
feeling or expressing pain or sorrow for sins or offenses
remorseful, sorry, ashamed, penitent, repentant, regretful, apologetic, weeping, sheepish,rueful
remorseless, cruel,unrepentant, unrepentant, pitiless, impenitent, ruthless, pitiless, unapologetic, unapologetic
After realizing the impact of his actions, he appeared genuinely contrite and sought forgiveness.
She offered a heartfelt apology, her tone contrite and remorseful.
His contrite demeanor and sincere words conveyed his deep regret for the harm he caused.
The defendant's contrite statement in court resonated with the judge and jury, influencing their decision.
