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Being dishonest and trying to make someone believe something that is not true (correct)
Someone or something that does not deserve praise or support
Being required to explain actions or decisions to someone
Feeling guilty or sorry for doing something wrong

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The text provides definitions for various words.
The words include underserving, responsible, rueful, contrite, regretful, accountable, remorseful, culpable, deceitful, wrong, at fault, and faulty.
Underserving refers to someone or something that does not deserve praise or support.
Responsible describes the person or thing that causes something to happen.
Rueful and contrite both refer to feeling regret.
Regretful means feeling sad or disappointed about something.
Accountable means being required to explain actions or decisions to someone.
Remorseful refers to feeling guilty or sorry for doing something wrong.
Culpable means deserving blame for something.
Deceitful refers to being dishonest and trying to make someone believe something that is not true.
Wrong refers to behavior that is not morally good or correct.