remordency Antonyms
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Meaning of remordency
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remordency (n.)
Remorse; compunction; compassion.
remordency Sentence Examples
- The remordency of his guilt weighed heavily on his conscience.
- After the accident, the driver felt a profound remordency over the harm he had caused.
- The soldier carried the remordency of countless lives lost on his shoulders.
- The betrayal filled her with a gnawing remordency that shattered her trust.
- The remordency of their decision haunted them for years to come.
- His actions were driven by a desperate need to alleviate the remordency within him.
- The confession brought her a sense of relief from the remordency she had harbored for so long.
- The killer's remordency did not absolve him of his heinous crime.
- The remordency of her child's suffering was unbearable for the mother.
- The guilt and remordency of her past mistakes consumed her, making it difficult to move forward.
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Remorse; compunction; compassion.
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The remordency of his guilt weighed heavily on his conscience.
After the accident, the driver felt a profound remordency over the harm he had caused.
The soldier carried the remordency of countless lives lost on his shoulders.
The betrayal filled her with a gnawing remordency that shattered her trust.
