Adverb:

पश्चात्तापाने,

contritely's Usage Examples:

She replied contritely that their suffering must be many times greater than hers.

"I"m sorry I scared you," he tells her contritely.

Robinson "made a dramatic plea for clemency, weeping and beating his head contritely against the witness stand.

present; ancient and modern times; age-old History and stark reality are contritely juxtaposed.

platform where the bowed objects of the strugle stand contritely next to gesticulating and slogan-shouting cadres or other leaders, along with the audience.

Nicola responded contritely to the harsh rejection of his complaints and suggestions.

Rapten then contritely asked the Dalai Lama to go and mediate a settlement but the Lama, infuriated.

Attorney Frank Hogan paid tribute to Kase at the dinner: "I humbly and contritely express my appreciation for what Max Kase did .

In May 1787, the Prince of Wales contritely approached his father, King George III, and persuaded him to provide the.

objects of a struggle session are typically expected to bow their heads contritely, bend forward at the waist, and succinctly confess their guilt [ren zui].

Synonyms:

remorsefully, ruefully,