repentantly
- adverb
- /rɪˈpɛntəntli/
- He apologized repentantly for his harsh words.
Examples
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He repentantly accepted his mistake.
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The student explained himself repentantly to the principal.
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She looked repentantly at her friend after realizing her mistake.
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She repentantly apologized for her actions.
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She apologized repentantly, realizing the hurt she had caused her friend.
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After making the mistake, he looked at his parents repentantly and promised to do better.
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The student spoke repentantly about forgetting to turn in his assignment on time.
Synonyms
In a way that shows you are sorry
In a way that shows you feel you did something wrong
In a way that shows you feel sorry and guilty for what you did
Showing that you feel very sorry for something wrong you did
In a way that shows you feel sorry for doing something wrong
In a way that shows you are very sorry
Antonyms
How Repentant
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Repentantly comes from the verb repent, which comes from old words meaning 'to feel sorry' and is related to the English words penitence and penance. So, to act repentantly is to show you are sorry for something you did.