Impenitent

/ɪmˈpɛnɪt(ə)nt/

Synonyms for "impenitent" (21 found)

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Closest matches (5)

Adjective(1 words)
Adjective(1 words)

Strong matches (6)

Adjective(4 words)
hardheartedmoral renegadeobstinateobstinate sinner

Related words (10)

Adjective(8 words)
remorselessreprobatesinnerspiritual obstinacyunashamedunforgiving stanceunremorsefulunrepentant believer

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beingdescriptive adjectiveevaluative adjectivehumanmoral descriptorperson

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brazenbrazen offenderhardcasehardened criminalremorselessreprobatesinnerstoneheartedunrepentant sinner

Collocations

9 entries
impenitent attitudeimpenitent criminalimpenitent heartimpenitent moodimpenitent postureimpenitent refusalimpenitent silenceimpenitent sinnerimpenitent stance

Inflections

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impenitentsmore impenitentmost impenitent

Derivations

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Antonyms

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similar

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Sample sentences

6 total sentences available.

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[I]f they mende and repente better, will in ſtede of purgatorye which they nowe mocke & ieſte at, wepe and repent in hell this fooliſh fruitleſſe faſhion of their impenitent repentance.

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The caſe of impœnitent and notorious ſinners is not like vnto theirs vvhoſe onely imperfection is error ſeuered from pertinacie, error in appearance content to ſubmit it ſelfe to better inſtruction, error ſo farre already cured as to craue at our hands that Sacrament, the hatred and vtter refuſall vvhereof vvas the vvaightieſt point vvherein heretofore they ſvvarued and vvent aſtraie.

Source: wiktionary

But I pitty the flatteries, and ſelfe-applauſes of a careleſſe and impenitent heart: This jollity hath in it much danger, and vvithout ſome change, death.

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The minds, therefore, which they set at ease, are only those of impenitent criminals and malefactors, and which, to the good of mankind, should be in perpetual terror and alarm.

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