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impenitent

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Main Entry: impenitent
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: unrepentant

Synonyms:

hardened, obdurate, remorseless, uncontrite
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Main Entry: impenitent
Part of Speech: adjective
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Adjectives:
impenitent, acolastic, graceless, hardened, incorrigible, indurate, irreclaimable, lost, obdurate, recusant, relentless, remorseless, seared, shriftless, unatoned, uncontrite, unreclaimed, unreformed, unrepentant, unrepented
Main Entry: callous
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: cruel, insensitive

Synonyms:

apathetic, blind to, careless, case-hardened, cold, cold-blooded, deaf to, hard, hard-bitten, hard-boiled, hardened, hardhearted, heartless, impassive, impenitent, indifferent, indurated, inflexible, insensate, insensible, insensitive, insentient, inured, obdurate, soulless, spiritless, stiff, stony, stubborn, thick-skinned, torpid, tough, toughened, unaffected, unbending, uncaring, uncompassionate, unconcerned, unfeeling, unimpressionable, unresponsive, unsusceptible, unsympathetic
Notes: callus is a hard patch of skin; callous is an adjective meaning 'indifferent to suffering' or 'hardened'

Antonyms:

compassionate, feeling, kind, nice, sensitive, sympathetic, tender
Main Entry: remorseless
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: without guilt in spite of wrongdoing

Synonyms:

avaricious, barbarous, bloody, callous, cruel, fierce, forbidding, greedy, grim, hard, hard-bitten, hard-hearted, hardened, harsh, impenitent, implacable, inexorable, inhuman, inhumane, insensitive, intolerant, merciless, murderous, obdurate, pitiless, relentless, rigorous, ruthless, sanguinary, savage, shameless, sour, tough, tyrannical, uncompassionate, uncontrite, unforgiving, unmerciful, unregenerate, unrelenting, unremitting, unrepenting, unyielding, vindictive

Antonyms:

ashamed, guilty, remorseful, sad, sorry
Main Entry: unrepentant
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: remorseless

Synonyms:

impenitent
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