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Meanings of accuse conscience in English
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Usage of accuse conscience in English
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The pangs of an accusing conscience completed her wretchedness at this time.
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She, too, has an accusing conscience to keep happiness at a distance.
3
Ah, Toulan, it is a bad thing to have an accusing conscience!
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The girl's gay chatter could not drown the voice of his accusing conscience.
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An accusing conscience was quick to conclude as to the object of her visit.
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Such men have no accusing conscience gnawing at their vitals.
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I hoped that the carpenter's accusing conscience would make him repent of his cruelty.
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He was more afraid of the Bunker than of the frowns of an accusing conscience.
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Here, as in the other colonies, the greatest enemy of the colonists was an accusing conscience.
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The Holy Father whom he had attacked was being avenged upon Luther by an accusing conscience.
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Perhaps her own accusing conscience helped it on.
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Oh, the bitter pangs of an accusing conscience!
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Grief itself never stings; it is the accusing conscience which turns the dagger remorselessly in the heart.
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This woman's trouble was nothing to him, and no accusing conscience worried him in the least degree.
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There is the blessedness of deliverance from sullen remorse and of the dreadful pangs of an accusing conscience.
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But the sermon of the day, standing alone and confirming the threatenings of an accusing conscience, depressed Gregory greatly.