aegritude
/ɛˈɡrɪtjuːd/Definitions
1. noun
A feeling of deep regret or guilt, especially for a past mistake or wrongdoing.
“She felt a pang of aegritude after reading about the devastating effects of her company’s environmental policies.”
2. noun
A feeling of sorrow or discontent, often accompanied by a sense of responsibility.
“The couple felt aegritude after their decision to cancel the wedding due to unforeseen circumstances.”
3. noun
A state of emotional distress or unease.
“The news of her brother’s passing left her in a state of aegritude that she couldn’t shake off.”