remorsefulness (Meaning)

remorsefulness

motivated or marked by remorse, moved or marked by remorse

No weak antonyms found.

The defendant expressed remorsefulness for his heinous crime, hoping to elicit leniency from the court.
Despite her initial denial, the guilty party couldn't shake the feeling of remorsefulness that haunted her.
The once-proud culprit was now consumed by remorsefulness, his heart heavy with the weight of his actions.
The remorsefulness in his eyes betrayed the anguish he felt for the pain he had inflicted.
With a trembling voice, she uttered words of remorsefulness, acknowledging the consequences of her reckless behavior.
The teacher's remorsefulness for her harsh words was evident in her tearful apology to the students.
The remorsefulness of the politician's public statement revealed the depth of his regret for his past mistakes.
The thief was overcome with remorsefulness, realizing the gravity of his crime and the harm it had caused.
The company's remorsefulness for the environmental damage it had caused led them to invest heavily in sustainability initiatives.
The remorsefulness of the nation for the atrocities of the past served as a catalyst for reconciliation and healing.

motivated or marked by remorse, moved or marked by remorse

remorse, regret, shame, guilt, sadness,repentance, contrition, penitence, contriteness, grief

impenitence,remorselessness,

The defendant expressed remorsefulness for his heinous crime, hoping to elicit leniency from the court.

Despite her initial denial, the guilty party couldn't shake the feeling of remorsefulness that haunted her.

The once-proud culprit was now consumed by remorsefulness, his heart heavy with the weight of his actions.

The remorsefulness in his eyes betrayed the anguish he felt for the pain he had inflicted.