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Meaning of resipiscence
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resipiscence (n.)
Wisdom derived from severe experience; hence, repentance.
resipiscence Sentence Examples
- The culprit's resipiscence filled her with hope for redemption.
- His words displayed a profound resipiscence that touched her soul.
- The mere mention of her past mistakes ignited resipiscence within her.
- Resipiscence crept over him gradually, prompting him to seek forgiveness.
- Her resipiscence was evident in her actions, as she strove to rectify her wrongdoings.
- The act of resipiscence requires both acknowledgment of error and a sincere desire for change.
- The signs of resipiscence were unmistakable: remorse, humility, and a willingness to make amends.
- True resipiscence goes beyond mere guilt and leads to transformative behavior.
- Resipiscence is a crucial step in the path towards spiritual and moral renewal.
- In moments of adversity, the potential for resipiscence lies dormant within us, waiting to be awakened.
FAQs About the word resipiscence
Wisdom derived from severe experience; hence, repentance.
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The culprit's resipiscence filled her with hope for redemption.
His words displayed a profound resipiscence that touched her soul.
The mere mention of her past mistakes ignited resipiscence within her.
Resipiscence crept over him gradually, prompting him to seek forgiveness.
