contrite in Greek
contrite in Greek is συντετριμμένος — contrite means genuinely sorry and remorseful about something one has done wrong.
contrite in Greek
συντετριμμένος
Pronounced: sydetrimmenos
Sincerely penitent or feeling regret or sorrow, especially for one’s own actions.
What does "contrite" mean?
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adjective Genuinely sorry and remorseful about something one has done wrong.
"He gave a contrite apology after realizing how much he had hurt her."
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contrite in a sentence
- He gave a contrite apology after realizing how much he had hurt her.
- She looked contrite, but he wasn't sure if she meant it.
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What is "contrite" in Greek?
"contrite" in Greek is συντετριμμένος. contrite means: Genuinely sorry and remorseful about something one has done wrong.
How do you pronounce συντετριμμένος?
"contrite" in Greek is συντετριμμένος, pronounced "sydetrimmenos".
How do you use "contrite" in a sentence?
Example: "He gave a contrite apology after realizing how much he had hurt her." In Greek, "contrite" is συντετριμμένος.
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