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repent

/rɪˈpent/

Traduction: Verbe exprimant un regret sincère ou un remords pour une faute ou un péché, souvent accompagné de l'intention de changer de comportement.

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/rɪˈpent/C1formal
  • frVerbe exprimant un regret sincère ou un remords pour une faute ou un péché, souvent accompagné de l'intention de changer de comportement.

A verb used to express the act of feeling or showing sincere regret or remorse for a wrongdoing or sin, often with a commitment to change.

  1. Turn away from wrongdoingB2formal

    To feel genuine regret for past wrong actions and decide to change one's behavior for the better.

    frSe repentir

    • He repented of his dishonest dealings and sought forgiveness.
    • The preacher urged the congregation to repent and live a righteous life.
    • She repented her harsh words and apologized sincerely.

    Synonymesreform

    Antonymesperseverepersist

  2. Feel remorse or regretB2formal

    To experience deep sorrow or regret for something one has done.

    frse repentir

    • He repented his decision to quit school.
    • She repented of her laziness after failing the exam.
    • They repented their hasty marriage and soon separated.

    Synonymesbewaildeploregrievelamentregretrue

    Antonymescelebraterejoice

Formes
  • repented past participle
  • repented past simple
  • repenting present participle
  • repents third person singular
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