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Constrition

Description:

Constrition refers to sincere remorse or deep regret for one's sins or wrongdoing. It is often associated with a desire for repentance and seeking forgiveness. In a religious context, constrition is a key element in the process of confession and absolution.

Examples:

1. Noun: The priest sensed genuine constrition in the penitent's voice as they confessed their sins.

2. Verb: She hoped her heartfelt apology would constrit the pain she had caused.

3. Adjective: With a constrite heart, he sought redemption for his past mistakes.

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