Repenting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REPENTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• REPENT, to regret and be sorry for a past action
• view or think of (an action or omission) with deep regret or remorse
• feel regret or penitence about
• feel or express sincere regret or remorse about one's wrongdoing or sin
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to feel remorse or self-reproach for a past action

Words related to REPENTING

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How to use REPENTING in a sentence

• She drew a little breath, half of relief, half of excitement, and then repenting at the closed door, quietly opened it, and left it about a foot ajar.
• I am warranted in saying this, for I do not believe in my heart, that since the defection of Russia, Ministers have been repenting of their answer.
• Isaac started for home, much repenting of his bashfulness, and went nearly half of the way revolving the subject in his mind.
• Kind Heaven so rare a temper did provide, That guilt, repenting, might in it confide.
• Nature, as if repenting of her bitterness, had sent milder weather, and the bear, emerging from its winter retreat, made its way over the ice in search of seal.
• She had soon ample reason for 25 repenting of her false policy.
• Vartan, the Mamigonian, repenting of his weakness, abjured his new creed, resumed the profession of Christianity, and made his peace with Joseph, the patriarch.
• You see, my first word is to avert the consequences of my sin instead of repenting of it in the proper and effectual way.
• For Harry had not taken the five hundred pounds with the creditable contrite humiliation of the repenting prodigal.
• Every Bible reader knows that the Word is full of exhortations to such sorrow and repenting for sin.
• The archbishop imboldned by this vision, and also repenting him of his determination, came to king Eadbald, and shewed to him his stripes, and the maner of his dreame.
• Repenting meant buying a letter of pardon from the Pope.
• It might be that already he was repenting his brief generosity, if generosity it had been.
• Meanwhile Bulger, already repenting of his hasty action, hurried forward to acquaint Desmond with what had happened.
• As to obscure offenders and repenting ones, let them lie for consideration.
• O ghost of dead sin unrelenting, Go back to the dust and the sod! Too dear and too sweet for repenting, Ye stand between me and my God.
• I do not believe any one ever did so, even in thought, without repenting it.
• Much more, therefore, by repenting, is he delivered also from all remnants of sin.
• Charles, partly repenting of the large concessions made to the Scots, partly disgusted at their fresh insolence and pretensions, seized this opportunity of breaking with them.
• You would likely spend next year explaining, denying, apologizing and repenting.
• On the contrary, the Beings underneath us are not capable of sinning, nor those above us of repenting.
• Then she clutched violently at the front of her blue gingham dress, immediately repenting of her rashness.
• Afterwards, Theodora, repenting of what she had done, endeavoured to console them by promoting their husbands to high offices to the public detriment.
• Both were flushed and perspiring, and I still think they must have ordered hot cocoa in haste, and were repenting it at leisure.
• There was joy in heaven that night over repenting sinners.
• As usual, Barbara was repenting a rash impulse too late.
• Perhaps even some day, though always repenting it, I may be able to look back on this fault and its punishment of illness and despondency with a thankful heart.
• Continuing in some known sin, and not repenting of it, may bring on this distemper, as may be observed in David.
• The people, however, were dissatisfied with this mode of governing, repenting that they had deposed Enciso, and the whole colony divided into parties.
• And in that nunnery evermore she lived, sorely repenting and mourning for her sin, and for the ruin she had brought on all the realm.
• Agamemnon sent for his daughter with this view, but repenting, he dispatched a messenger to prevent Clytaemnestra sending her.
• As the returning prodigal was received by his father, so is every repenting sinner, by his Father in heaven.
• Repenting of their hard bargain, the Chinese provoked a renewal of hostilities, which resulted in a heavier downfall.
• They were not too much withdrawing to achieve repenting and this was not unnecessary, this was not at all unnecessary.
• Sutton died like a good priest three days after, repenting, I doubt not, bitterly, of the weakness into which he had fallen.

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