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1. (n.) repentance
deep sorrow, compunction, or contrition for a past sin, wrongdoing, or error.
Etymology: (1300–50; ME repentaunce < OF repentance. See repent1, -ance)
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1. (noun) repentance, penitence, penance
remorse for your past conduct
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1. (noun) Repentance
the act of repenting, or the state of being penitent; sorrow for what one has done or omitted to do; especially, contrition for sin
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Sense: (with of) to wish that one had not done, made etc
He repented of his generosity.
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 Afrikaans: bekering |
 Arabic: تَوْبَه، نَدامَه، أسَف |
 Bulgarian: разкаяние |
 Brazilian: arrependimento |
 Czech: lítost; pokání |
 German: die Reue |
 Danish: anger; bod |
 Greek: μετάνοια, μεταμέλεια |
 Spanish: arrepentimiento |
 Estonian: kahetsus |
 Farsi: توبه؛ ندامت |
 Finnish: katumus |
 French: repentir |
 Hebrew: חֲרָטָה |
 Hindi: पछतावा |
 Croatian: kajanje,žaljenje |
 Hungarian: megbánás |
 Indonesian: penyesalan |
 Icelandic: iðrun |
 Italian: pentimento |
 Japanese: 後悔 |
 Korean: 양심의 가책, 후회, 참회 |
 Lithuanian: atgaila |
 Latvian: nožēla |
 Malay: penyesalan |
 Dutch: berouw |
 Norwegian: anger |
 Polish: żal, skrucha |
 Persian: توبه؛ ندامت |
 Pashto: توبه، پښيماني |
 Portuguese: arrependimento |
 Romanian: căinţă, regret |
 Russian: раскаяние |
 Slovak: ľútosť; pokánie |
 Slovenian: kesanje |
 Serbian: kajanje |
 Swedish: ånger |
 Thai: การแสดงความเสียใจต่อสิ่งท |
 Turkish: pişmanlık |
 Taiwanese: 懺悔 |
 Ukrainian: покаяння; каяття |
 Urdu: ندامت |
 Vietnamese: sự ăn năn; sự hối lỗi |
 Chinese: 忏悔 |
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