Forgive
Repent
Repent verb - Feel remorse for; feel sorry for; be contrite about.
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Synonyms for Repent
Forgive and repent are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Forgive" instead a verb "Repent".
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- God Is Good: Many of the verses focus on God's love and He will forgive us if we repent.
Source: Literature / Book of Romans - God Is Good: He'll forgive you if you repent.
Source: Literature / The Four Gospels -
She and Zuko return and Aang assumes she's forgiven the man, but the only one she's willing to forgive is Zuko; The murderer was simply too pathetic to kill, but Zuko is genuinely remorseful and trying to repent.
Source: Revenge
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