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Meaning & Definition of Remorse in English

English

Remorse

Deep regret or guilt for a wrong committed.


Pronunciation:

/rɪˈmɔːrs/

Part of Speech:

noun

Plural:

remorses

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: A feeling of responsibility for wrongdoing.

    Example Sentence: He felt a twinge of remorse after lying to his friend.

  • Definition: A sense of regret or guilt for one's actions.

    Example Sentence: Her remorse was palpable when she realized the impact of her words.

  • Definition: A strong emotional response to having done something bad or hurtful.

    Example Sentence: The criminal expressed genuine remorse during the trial.

  • Definition: A deep mental anguish arising from repentance.

    Example Sentence: He was haunted by remorse for years after the accident.

  • Definition: A feeling of sorrow for having wronged someone.

    Example Sentence: She could not hide her remorse when she apologized.

Etymology

Origin: Middle English: from Old French 'remors', from Latin 'remorsus', meaning 'biting back'.

Synonyms

guiltregretsorrowcontritionpenitence

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • remorseful heart: A heart filled with guilt and regret.
  • feelings of remorse: Emotions associated with guilt or regret after wrongdoing.
  • no remorse: A phrase indicating a lack of guilt or regret.

Translations

  • Spanish: remordimiento
  • French: remords
  • German: Reue
  • Russian: кающиеся чувства

Related Words

  • contrition: The state of feeling remorseful.
  • penitence: The feeling of sorrow and regret for having done wrong.
  • regret: A feeling of sadness or disappointment over something that has happened or been done.

Slang Meanings of remorse

  • Meaning: Regret

    Example Sentence: I’ve got serious regret over that last night.

  • Meaning: Oops feeling

    Example Sentence: That was a total oops feeling when I realized my mistake.