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remorsefulness

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re·morse·ful  (r-môrsfl)
adj.
Marked by or filled with remorse.

re·morseful·ly adv.
re·morseful·ness n.
Translations
remorsefulness [rɪˈmɔːsfʊlnɪs] Nremordimiento m
remorsefulness
nReue f; (of person also)Reumütigkeit f


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Black's sentence will depend on the judge's view of his character, remorsefulness, track record and of the size of his fraud.
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