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remorse

[ri-mawrs] / rɪˈmɔrs /


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Ah, the dreaded buyer’s remorse, which in this case means booking a cruise during the Black Friday period only to find out there’s a price drop or a better deal later.

From MarketWatch

Companies that had spent big, to say the least, on Nvidia semiconductors could have buyer’s remorse if it becomes clear that less expensive chips can perform equally well.

From Barron's

They have argued in court documents that he “continues to show neither remorse nor contrition” over stealing nearly $500,000 in funds meant to help businesses remain afloat during the coronavirus pandemic.

From Seattle Times

Only one, Jennifer Heineman — Gardner’s second cousin, who barely knew him but used that spurious connection to amplify her attacks — exhibited some remorse and self-awareness.

From Los Angeles Times

Kishida went no further than saying that Japan stood by past statements, when some of his predecessors expressed remorse and apologies.

From New York Times