/ Contrition - Solution to the Crossword Clue

19 Solutions for Crossword Clue:
Contrition.

Length
Contrition with 4 letters
PITY 4
Contrition with 5 letters
ATONE 5
GUILT 5
SHAME 5
Contrition with 6 letters
REGRET 6
SORROW 6
REPENT 6
GRIEVE 6
LAMENT 6
Contrition with 7 letters
REMORSE 7
PENANCE 7
DESPAIR 7
SADNESS 7
Contrition with 8 letters
CREEPING 8
Contrition with 9 letters
PENITENCE 9
APOLOGISE 9
ATTRITION 9
Contrition with 10 letters
REPENTANCE 10
Contrition with 11 letters
COMPUNCTION 11

Definition for Contrition

Contrition is a profound feeling of remorse or guilt that one experiences when they acknowledge their wrongdoing or mistakes. It is a conscious recognition of the negative impact caused by one's actions, accompanied by genuine sorrow and a sincere desire to make amends. This deep sense of contrition often leads individuals to seek forgiveness from others or engage in self-reflection and personal growth. It is a powerful emotional experience that drives individuals to take responsibility for their actions and work towards rectifying the harm they have caused. Contrition is an essential aspect of personal and moral development, allowing individuals to learn from their mistakes and strive for a better future.

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  1. What are the shortest and longest solutions for Contrition?

    The shortest answer for the term Contrition is PITY with 4 letters. The longest answer COMPUNCTION has 11 letters.

  2. How many solution words are there in total for Contrition?

    Our database contains 19 solutions for the crossword term Contrition.

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