remorse — deep regret or guilt for a wrong committed
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: deep regret or guilt for a wrong committed
Pronunciation (IPA): /rɪˈmɔːrs/
Korean meaning: 잘못을 저질렀을 때 느끼는 깊은 후회나 죄책감
Korean pronunciation: 리**모**스
Example Sentences
- The criminal showed no remorse for eating all the cookies in the jar.
- She felt genuine remorse for forgetting her friend's birthday.
- His remorse was so intense that he couldn't sleep for days after accidentally stepping on an ant.
remorse
NOUN//rɪˈmɔːrs//
deep regret or guilt for a wrong committed
Deep regret after hurting someone
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Remorse flows from the source that changed nature's course.
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Origin
From Old French 'remorse', derived from Medieval Latin 'remorsus', the past participle of 'remordere' meaning 'to bite again'. The prefix 're-' means 'again' and 'mordere' means 'to bite', evoking the image of guilt gnawing at one's conscience.
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“The criminal showed no remorse for eating all the cookies in the jar.”
“She felt genuine remorse for forgetting her friend's birthday.”
“His remorse was so intense that he couldn't sleep for days after accidentally stepping on an ant.”
“The judge considered the defendant's remorse when deciding the sentence.”
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