resipiscence
noun
res·i·pis·cence
ˌresəˈpisᵊn(t)s
plural -s
: change of mind or heart : reformation
often : return to a sane, sound, or correct view or position
Word History
Etymology
Late Latin resipiscentia, from Latin resipiscent-, resipiscens (present participle of resipiscere to recover one's senses, from re- + -spiscere, from sapere to taste, have sense, be wise) + -ia -y