Word: Remorse
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: A deep feeling of guilt and sadness about something wrong that you have done.
Synonyms: regret, guilt, repentance, sorrow
Antonyms: indifference
Syllables: re - morse
Tricky part: The ending is -orse, as in horse, not -orce or -ors. Students who hear the s sound often reach for a c.
Watch out for: remorce, remorss, remours
Memory tip: Remorse ends exactly like horse. Imagine a rider full of remorse for whipping his tired horse.
Example 1: The boy showed real remorse after breaking the neighbour's window.
Example 2: Full of remorse, Tanvi returned the borrowed pen with a note.
Example 3: The judge noted that the thief seemed to feel no remorse.
Remorse comes from the Latin remorsus, bitten again, the idea being that guilt keeps biting at you.
Choose the synonym of the word remorse as used in the sentence:
Ravi felt deep remorse for shouting at his little sister.
a) anger
b) regret
c) pride
d) joy
b) regret. Remorse is a painful regret for something you did wrong.
Unjumble the letters in the sentence to form a meaningful word:
Years later, the old poacher spoke with deep srmeore about the tigers he had killed.
a) morose
b) rehearse
c) reverse
d) remorse
d) remorse. Morose has two o's and one letter fewer, while rehearse and reverse need letters that are not in the jumble.
Find the extra letter in the word:
remorsse
a) s
b) r
c) o
d) e
a) s. Like horse, remorse has a single s before its final e.
1. A remorseful person feels ____.
a) angry at the weather
b) proud of a prize
c) sorry for doing wrong
d) bored with a game
c) sorry for doing wrong
2. Which of these would most likely cause remorse?
a) finishing a good book
b) winning a hard chess match
c) eating a ripe mango
d) telling a lie that hurt a friend
d) telling a lie that hurt a friend
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