compunction (Meaning)

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compunction (n)

a feeling of deep regret (usually for some misdeed)

No weak antonyms found.

Despite his wrongdoing, he showed no compunction for his actions.
She felt a deep sense of compunction after realizing the impact of her words on her friend.
His lack of compunction in taking credit for others' work surprised his colleagues.
Even in the face of temptation, he couldn't act without compunction, guided by his strong moral compass.
The thief showed no compunction as he pocketed the valuable necklace.
She couldn't shake the compunction she felt for not speaking up when she witnessed the injustice.
He confessed his mistakes with genuine compunction, seeking forgiveness from those he had wronged.
Despite the allure of the offer, he turned it down without compunction, knowing it was unethical.
The leader's decisions were often made without compunction, prioritizing personal gain over the welfare of others.
The soldier followed orders without compunction, carrying out his duty despite the moral dilemmas it presented.

a feeling of deep regret (usually for some misdeed)

objection, qualm, remorse, scruple, guilt,doubt, regret, distrust, conscience, uncertainty

confidence,conviction, sureness, certitude, certainty, certainty, conviction, aplomb, assurance, certitude

Despite his wrongdoing, he showed no compunction for his actions.

She felt a deep sense of compunction after realizing the impact of her words on her friend.

His lack of compunction in taking credit for others' work surprised his colleagues.

Even in the face of temptation, he couldn't act without compunction, guided by his strong moral compass.