remorsed (Meaning)
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remorsed (a.)
Feeling remorse.
Synonyms & Antonyms of remorsed
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remorsed Sentence Examples
- The remorseful murderer confessed to his heinous crime, seeking redemption for his past actions.
- The reckless driver felt deep remorse as he witnessed the aftermath of his fatal crash.
- The politician's remorseful apology for his corrupt behavior failed to sway public opinion.
- The once-proud athlete expressed profound remorse over his career-ending mistake.
- The thief returned the stolen goods, driven by remorse and a desire to atone.
- The teacher felt remorse for her harsh words towards her students, realizing her error in judgment.
- The remorseful witness came forward to provide crucial evidence, despite the risk to their own safety.
- The remorseful spouse sought forgiveness for their infidelity, pleading for a second chance.
- The remorseful child apologized profusely for their broken toy, promising to be more careful in the future.
- The remorseful neighbor offered to help repair the fence they had accidentally damaged, expressing their regret over the incident.
FAQs About the word remorsed
Feeling remorse.
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The remorseful murderer confessed to his heinous crime, seeking redemption for his past actions.
The reckless driver felt deep remorse as he witnessed the aftermath of his fatal crash.
The politician's remorseful apology for his corrupt behavior failed to sway public opinion.
The once-proud athlete expressed profound remorse over his career-ending mistake.
