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Meanings of deeply repentant in English

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Usage of deeply repentant in English
1
The boy was deeply repentant, but uttered no word of it.
The Eagle's Heart
2
Huck felt deeply repentant for allowing Jim to escape from the innocent, inoffending Miss Watson.
Mark Twain
3
A deeply repentant man would give himself up to justice, certainly; that is, one would think so.
Chatterbox, 1906
4
I asked, in surprise, and pitying from the bottom of my heart the man who was so deeply repentant.
The Minute Boys of the Mohawk Valley
5
He went to his room thinking that he had spoken wrongly and acted even worse, and he was deeply repentant of what he had said.
The White Knight: Tirant Lo Blanc
6
In a day or two we sent Mary to Doctor North's sanatorium, a badly scared and deeply repentant old woman, and Aubrey wired Doctor North:
At Home with the Jardines
7
"He knows it and is deeply repentant; but he was and is only a very ordinary man."
The Man and the Moment
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