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Meanings of repent in English
Catalan
penedir-se Spanish
arrepentirse Usage of repent in English
1
My departure caused you great grief: I now repent what I did.
2
The Sunnis were allowed to repent for their service to the government.
3
They seek his house; they repent of the fearful crime they committed.
4
But now He commands that all people everywhere should repent. Time come!
5
The more pranks you play to-night the more you will repent it.
6
Time enough for him to repent in and get ready to go.
7
Let her not go free, my lord; thou mayest repent it still.
8
I at all events will never need to repent in that fashion.
9
But they, that shall not repent; shall lose both repentance and life.
10
Live here and repent; nobody will assail you, nobody will torment you.
11
I forgive misdeeds and even atrocious actions, in forgiving those who repent.
12
But it is not too late for the dry forces to repent.
13
His was no feeble nature, to sin and repent in an hour.
14
Yes; powerful as he is, he shall repent having used his power.
15
He will repent; he bears no malice, he blames none but himself.
16
But at last she said, Yes, Lily; I think I do repent.
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Translations for repent
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Repent through the time
Repent across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare