Moderate as in penitent Feeling guilty or remorseful about something, as in a state of moral distress. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Conscience-stricken'
Despite his conscience-stricken feelings, he decided to confess his mistake to the teacher.
The detective felt conscience-stricken for not solving the case sooner.
The character in the novel became conscience-stricken as he faced the consequences of his actions.
The athlete felt conscience-stricken for using performance-enhancing drugs to win the championship.
The soldier became conscience-stricken when he witnessed the devastating consequences of war.
Mary felt conscience-stricken for gossiping about her colleague behind her back.
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