What is another word for did penance?
Pronunciation: [dˈɪd pˈɛnəns] (IPA) 
The phrase "did penance" is often used to describe an act of repentance or remorse for past misdeeds. Synonyms for this phrase include "atoned," "confessed," "repented," "sorrowed," "mourned," and "expiated." Each of these words carries its own connotation and suggests a slightly different approach to making amends for wrongdoing. "Atoned" suggests making restitution or seeking reconciliation with those affected. "Confessed" implies admitting fault and seeking forgiveness. "Repented" and "sorrowed" both imply a deep sense of grief or regret for one's actions. "Mourned" suggests a period of grieving or reflection, while "expiated" connotes a more formal or ritualistic act of redemption.
