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Meanings of impenitent in English
Spanish
contumaz Not penitent or remorseful.
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Usage of impenitent in English
1
The impious and impenitent city is doomed, and nothing can save it.
2
Hilda, in an impenitent sort of way, felt it to be so.
3
The impenitent have no promise of forgiveness, and therefore cannot have faith.
4
He kept away from the church, to be sure, and died impenitent.
5
Otherwise he might absolve me impenitent, which God himself could not do.
6
Clarence Glyndon-impervious, unconscious, unailing, impenitent-wasin noisy spirits, and talked for three.
7
But when, Lord, wilt thou laugh at, and mock at, the impenitent?
8
Nor were the pupils wanting in interest for their impenitent parents.
9
He died impenitent, and did not mention me in his will.
10
And there, too, sainted relations continually warn the impenitent members of the tent-home.
11
Her prayers were perfumed with sighs, and cries, and tears for the impenitent.
12
Then Augustin, turning to the impenitent Donatist, said to him mildly:
13
An impenitent life will bring upon us God's punishment in time and eternity.
14
At that rate impenitent ones like me had better lose none.
15
Others thought it might be the impenitent thief who was crucified beside Jesus.
16
Oh, impenitent soul, have you ever tried the power of prayer?
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