show repentance

Frequency: 8.02.5 per million words

To demonstrate or express remorse for one's actions.

repentanceVERB + repentance

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show

Examples (10)

  • They refused to show repentance for their crimes.
  • The judge urged the defendant to show genuine repentance.
  • After the accident, he showed no repentance for his careless driving.
  • To earn forgiveness, one must first show sincere repentance.
  • Her tears were seen as a sign that she was showing true repentance.
  • Despite the evidence, the culprit continued to refuse to show any repentance.
  • The community hoped the offender would eventually show repentance and seek reconciliation.
  • It takes courage to show repentance publicly.
  • By making amends, he hoped to show his repentance for the damage caused.
  • The sermon emphasized the importance of showing repentance through actions, not just words.