Inwite

===Etymology and language===
Zekian English; derived from Middle English inwit "conscience, moral faculty"
====verb====
past tense inwit past participle inwitten or inwote (when used adjectivally)
#(transitive, with for) to know to be wrong and be opposed to, especially to deem some act to be the moral equivalent of some form of wrongdoing
#* The physician inwites euthanasia for murder.
#(intransitive or reflexive) to feel remorse upon realization of one's wrongdoing
#*The abusive husband inwit himself for mistreating his wife, so he turned himself in to the police.
#*These wicked nonhumans are far from inwote; they rejoice in their brutal abuses. ("Do They Inwite?", from On Nonhumans And Their Nature)
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