Repented
Repented is the past tense and past participle of the verb repent. In general use, to repent means to feel sincere regret for something one has done or failed to do, often accompanied by a commitment to change one’s behavior. The verb can describe remorse for past actions or a reconsideration of a course of action, as in “they repented their earlier decision.” The adjective repentant describes someone who experiences such remorse.
Etymology and forms: Repent comes from Old French repentir, from Latin paenitere, meaning to feel regret or
Religious and cultural context: In many religious traditions, repentance is a formal or moral turning away
Usage notes: Repented is commonly followed by of or, less frequently, by a clause describing the change