Pronunciation: /rɪˈpɛntəns/
noun the action of repenting
A1 I felt deep repentance for my actions.
A2 She showed repentance by apologizing to her friend.
B1 His repentance was evident in his efforts to make amends.
B2 The criminal's repentance seemed genuine as he turned himself in to the authorities.
C1 True repentance requires sincere remorse and a commitment to change.
C2 The monk's life was dedicated to acts of repentance and self-reflection.
formal The act of repentance is essential in many religious traditions.
informal She showed true repentance for her actions and apologized sincerely.
slang He's always talking about repentance but never actually changes his ways.
figurative Sometimes, repentance is like a weight being lifted off your shoulders.
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