no rest for the wicked
The phrase "no rest for the wicked" is an idiom commonly used to suggest that those who engage in immoral or sinful actions will not find peace or relief from their troubled state. It implies that wrongdoers or those with negative intentions will face the consequences of their actions and will be unable to find rest or respite from their guilty conscience or the hardships they encounter as a result of their behavior.
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