| 释义 | View usage for: (rɪmɔːʳsfʊl) adjectiveIf you are remorseful, you feel very guilty and sorry about something wrong that you have done.  He was genuinely remorseful. Synonyms: regretful, sorry, guilty, sad More Synonyms of remorsefulremorsefully adverb [ADVERB with verb] 'My poor wife!' he said, remorsefully.remorseful in American English (rɪˈmɔrsfəl)   adjective  full of remorse; feeling, expressing, or caused by remorse Derived formsremorsefully (reˈmorsefully)  adverb remorsefulness (reˈmorsefulness)  nounHe said that he appeared genuinely remorseful and had already resigned.He loves me and is genuinely remorseful.Price thinks they are genuinely remorseful.In fact, he seems remorseful for opportunities missed.If he is genuinely remorseful and understands how wrong it was, you might feel he's learned his lesson and leave it at that.Examples of 'remorseful' in a sentenceremorsefulHe was genuinely remorseful. Synonyms sad chastened guilt-ridden conscience-stricken self-reproachfulAdditional synonymsDefinition showing or expressing regret The staff were very apologetic about the mistake.Synonyms regretful,  sorry,  rueful,  contrite,  remorseful, penitentDefinition overcome with shame or remorse He was ashamed at how shabbily he had dressed for the occasion.Synonyms embarrassed,  sorry,  guilty,  upset,  distressed,  shy,  humbled,  humiliated,  blushing,  self-conscious,  red-faced,  chagrined,  flustered,  mortified,  sheepish,  bashful,  prudish,  crestfallen,  discomfited,  remorseful,  abashed,  shamefaced,  conscience-stricken,  discountenancedDefinition feeling guilty because of having done something wrongSynonyms guilty,  troubled,  sorry,  disturbed,  ashamed,  contrite,  repentant,  remorseful,  penitent,  compunctiousNearby words ofremorsefulremonstranceremonstrateremorseremorsefulremorselessremoteremotely
Additional synonymsDefinition full of guilt or regret He was so contrite that he wrote me a letter of apology.Synonyms sorry,  humble,  chastened,  sorrowful,  repentant,  remorseful,  regretful,  penitent,  conscience-stricken,  in sackcloth and ashesDefinition showing, feeling, or indicating guilt When she saw me, she looked extremely guilty.Synonyms ashamed,  sorry,  rueful,  sheepish,  contrite,  remorseful,  regretful,  shamefaced,  hangdog, conscience-strickenDefinition feeling regret for one's sins a penitent sinnerSynonyms repentant,  sorry,  apologetic,  abject,  atoning,  rueful,  contrite,  sorrowful,  remorseful,  regretful, conscience-strickena repentant criminal Synonyms regretful,  sorry,  ashamed,  apologetic,  chastened,  rueful,  contrite,  remorseful,  penitent,  self-reproachfulDefinition feeling or expressing sorrow or regret He shook his head and gave me a rueful smile.Synonyms regretful,  sad,  dismal,  melancholy,  grievous,  pitiful,  woeful,  sorry,  mournful,  plaintive,  lugubrious,  contrite,  sorrowful,  repentant,  doleful,  remorseful,  penitent,  pitiable,  woebegone,  conscience-stricken,  self-reproachfulHis father's face looked suddenly soft and sorrowful. Synonyms sad,  unhappy,  miserable,  sorry,  depressed,  painful,  distressed,  grieving,  dismal,  afflicted,  melancholy,  tearful,  heartbroken,  woeful,  mournful,  dejected,  rueful,  lugubrious,  wretched,  disconsolate,  doleful,  heavy-hearted,  down in the dumps (informal),  woebegone,  piteous,  sick at heartDefinition feeling or expressing pity, sympathy, grief, or regret She was very sorry about all the trouble she'd caused.Synonyms regretful,  apologetic,  contrite,  repentant,  guilt-ridden,  remorseful,  penitent,  shamefaced,  conscience-stricken,  in sackcloth and ashes,  self-reproachful |