Definition
Definition of conscience-smitten - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
guiltDated feeling guilty due to moral awarenessDated
- He was conscience-smitten after lying to his friend.
- Feeling conscience-smitten, he apologized immediately.
- Her conscience-smitten expression revealed her inner turmoil.
Origin of conscience-smitten
English, conscience (moral sense) + smitten (affected)
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- French:rongé par la conscience, ...
- German:gewissensgeplagt, ...
- Italian:colpevole, ...
- Spanish:remordido, ...
- Portuguese:arrependido, ...
- Chinese:良心不安的, ...
- Japanese:良心の呵責を感じた, ...
- Arabic:مُثْقَل الضَّمِير, ...
- Hebrew:מָלֵא חֶרְטָה, ...
- Russian:мучимый совестью, ...
- Ukrainian:засмучений совістю, ...
- Hindi:अपराधबोध, ...
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