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Impenitent (Adjective)

Not penitent or remorseful.

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The impenitent thief showed no remorse for his crimes, even after being caught and sentenced to prison.
Despite the devastating consequences of her actions, the impenitent politician refused to apologize or take responsibility.
The impenitent bully continued to torment his classmates, seemingly enjoying the fear and pain he inspired.
The judge was unimpressed by the impenitent defendant's lack of remorse, handing down a harsher sentence as a result.
The impenitent con artist showed no qualms about swindling his victims, using his charisma to cheat people out of their life savings.

Impervious to moral persuasion.

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The con artist remained impenitent, showing no remorse for the numerous lives she had ruined through her deceitful schemes.
The company's CEO stood by the controversial policy, seemingly impenitent in the face of public backlash and calls for reform.
The thief's impenitent smile in court enraged the victim, who had hoped to see some semblance of regret.
The activist accused the corrupt politician of being impenitent and shameless, claiming she was unwilling to admit to her role in the scandal.
The student's impenitent attitude towards plagiarism made it difficult for his teacher to convince him that it was wrong to cheat on his assignments.