penitence in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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penitence [ˈpenɪtəns] N no pl

1. penitence (repentant feelings, repentance):

penitence
repentir m

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The latter suggested that an ode expressive of his patrons praise, and his own penitence, would be the most likely to bring about the desired reconciliation.
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As a token of his penitence for his war against his father he prostrated himself naked on the floor before a crucifix.
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The bridge is capacious and of easy access for those who are righteous owing to their chastity, penitence, and red martyrdom.
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The vowel "e" is usually pronounced when followed by a syllable with; so, for example, "penitensia" (penitence) is pronounced.
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She had coveted with earthly eyes, but now through penitence these are consumed with tears.
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The congregation intended to lead a life of penitence.
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They later changed to black robes, the color of humility and penitence.
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The general tone of the office is one of penitence, tempered by an attitude of hopeful expectation.
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Such as are should have recourse to public penitence.
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Both the second and third days were viewed as occasions for penitence.
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