repent
সরীসৃপ
definition
verb
the priest urged his listeners to repent
feel or express sincere regret or remorse about one's wrongdoing or sin.
translation of 'repent '
অনুশোচনা করা
verb
অনুতপ্ত করান,
অনুতাপ করা,
গতানুশোচনা করা,
নু:খিত হত্তয়া,
অনুশোচনা করা,
খেদ করা
adjective
সরীসৃপ
example
Marian came to 'repent' her hasty judgment
Judgement tympana warned the congregation to 'repent' their sins, with graphic illustrations of sinners going to hell.
the Padre urged his listeners to 'repent'
When he has once taken those steps, the wage must rise; even if the workman's share in the profit does not come to him quite as quickly; he has no occasion to 'repent' it.
Marian came to 'repent' her hasty judgement
Wonder if Janet will 'repent' for her theft, or get caught further and further in a web of deceit.
On several levels Mary is unsympathetic - she doesn't 'repent' her murder, she shuns the affection of her loved ones, and continues to obsess about her lover.
I 'repent' me of all I did
the priest urged his listeners to 'repent'
For the love of God, Allah, Yahweh and the winds willing 'repent' your sins!
He shows excessive regret and wants to 'repent' by embracing death.
With the devil given the chance to inhabit a body and 'repent' , the mood is strictly Clerkenwell cabaret.
I 'repent' me of all I did
It may include feelings of guilt or profanation, at times engendering a twinge-or surge-of regret, an impulse to 'repent' .
The only way that can happen is if all of the girls admit and 'repent' their sins.
Magdalen is not only brought ‘safely through all kinds of actual and positive wrongdoing without fatal or even serious damage’ but also achieves happiness because she avows and does not 'repent' her past life.
As in the scripture, the innocent Job must 'repent' in order to be saved.
She 'repents' when she meets him, and moves into the place he is staying, near Msimangu's Mission House.
The Space Pirates are just too ruthless to get talked into 'repenting' their ways.
Miss Macleod added that her expiring brother said that he had always 'repented' of his actions.
People have often 'repented' of the sales they have made, but that had no place in court, he said.
While acknowledging and 'repenting' my reporting errors, would I still choose it as one of our company's Worst Boards ever?
Hermione is not rejected by her husband, who 'repents' when he learns of the oracle and of his son's death as foretold by it.
If he sees, for example, that a wrongdoer has genuinely 'repented' and that no good would come of forcing the miscreant to do jail time, he'll suspend his sentence.
A partridge, indeed, with a brood of ten behind her, ran forward threateningly, but soon 'repented' of her fierceness, and clucked to her young ones not to be afraid.
It must be noted that the postwar Dutch government, compared with its counterparts in other countries, has done an exemplary job of honestly documenting-and 'repenting' of-its people's wartime collaboration.
Any attempt to escape will fail, and 'repentance' may give you a shorter time of imprisonment.
Midas 'repented' his wish, and Bacchus took away the gold touch, but later Midas found himself in trouble again.
Then I realised that was the wrong spirit in which to do it and 'repented' and only came back to the idea and consented to do it much much later, about three years ago.
Because of all this, Cruise 'repents' and learns that fidelity to a loved one is not so bad after all.
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