repentances (Meaning)

repentances

the action or process of repenting especially for one's sins, the action or process of repenting especially for misdeeds or moral shortcomings

No strong antonyms found.

In the solitude of his cell, the monk sought solace through repentances and prayers.
The congregation listened intently to the priest's sermon on the importance of confessing and seeking repentances.
After committing a grave sin, the penitent expressed sincere repentances to the divine.
The prisoner's heart was heavy with repentances and a longing for forgiveness.
The healer advised the sick man to undergo a period of repentances and self-reflection.
The young boy felt a twinge of repentances as he realized the consequences of his actions.
The nation mourned its past misdeeds with collective repentances and vows of atonement.
In the depths of despair, the sinner cried out for repentances and a second chance.
The rabbi implored his followers to seek repentances before the Day of Judgment.
The act of repentances cleansed the soul and paved the way for spiritual renewal.

the action or process of repenting especially for one's sins, the action or process of repenting especially for misdeeds or moral shortcomings

shame, guilt, regret, remorsefulness,remorse, contriteness, self-reproach, contrition,penitence, grief

impenitence,,remorselessness

In the solitude of his cell, the monk sought solace through repentances and prayers.

The congregation listened intently to the priest's sermon on the importance of confessing and seeking repentances.

After committing a grave sin, the penitent expressed sincere repentances to the divine.

The prisoner's heart was heavy with repentances and a longing for forgiveness.