Assertion: sorrow | /r/CapableOf | imply uneasiness
Facets:
value: merely
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Repentance" implies a coming to a right mind; "regret" implies merely uneasiness of feeling at the past or present, and is applied even to the remorse of Judas (Mt 27:3; Greek, "stricken with remorse," not as English Version, "repented himself"); so that, though always accompanying repentance, it is not always accompanied by repentance.