Other Word Forms
- remorsefully adverb
- remorsefulness noun
- unremorseful adjective
- unremorsefully adverb
- unremorsefulness noun
Etymology
Origin of remorseful
Example Sentences
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Her lawyer, Joseph Katati, described Edwards as a remorseful first offender with potential.
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Mr Jones said he was "remorseful" for his actions.
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Striking a remorseful tone, she told members she wished the party had scrapped the legislation when it was still in power.
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After spending 13 months in jail, Combs was "remorseful," said Ms Westmoreland.
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Judge James Adkin said in sentencing that he accepted that Hopper, who had no previous convictions, was remorseful.
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