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remorse

[ri-mawrs] / rɪˈmɔrs /


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Mr Oatley said: "The lack of remorse and full insight means that there is some risk of the repetition of this behaviour and this puts at risk the future wellbeing of pupils."

From BBC

“I immediately felt remorse, I hadn’t spoken to him in years, but I felt his life end in my sleep last night, and with it a big part of me, and mine,” Francis continued.

From Los Angeles Times

He is inexpressibly affecting in depicting how desperately happy Chris is to be reunited with Anna, to whom he takes a fiercely protective attitude, out of both love and remorse.

From The Wall Street Journal

Justice Blow said Wright had "shown no remorse" but was "very unlikely to reoffend in any significant way in the future."

From BBC

Kwon - who pleaded guilty in August to conspiracy to defraud and wire fraud - expressed remorse to the judge.

From BBC