Contrition
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 106
kon-trish'un, n. deep sorrow for sin veniens, Contrivance, kon-trlv'ans, « acL of contriving come the thing contrived invention artifice. Convent, Contrive, kon-trlv', V to Jind out or plan to secluded — — invent n. Contriv'd, tontrouver con life: and trouver, to find. See Trover or Control, ^on-trol', n. (foimerly Comptroll), retogether.] straint; authority command.— v. to check to Conventicle, restrain: to govern.—/r p. controlling pa.p. trf controlled'. [Fr. contrdle, from contre-rdle, Established a duplicate register, for checking the original. secret SeeBoU.] ^ file, far m£, her mine mate Convention kon-trCl'a-bl, adj. capable of, or to control.
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