n. 1 the fact of having done something wrong or having broken a law; 2 a feeling of being sorry or responsible for having done something wrong.
His face showed guilt because he took an extra cookie.
His face showed guilt because he took an extra cookie.
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He cloaked his guilt by smiling and carrying on as usual.
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The surfeit of evidence left the jury certain to the suspects guilt.
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They had an inquest to determine the man's guilt or innocence.
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He is a stabbing victim. OR He has a stabbing guilt.
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The exculpatory evidence cleared her of any guilt.
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What did NOT happen to Margaret after she admitted her guilt to knowing about the boys disguises?
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What was Aaron getting for this 16th birthday from his dad as a guilt gift?
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His guilt began to torment him.
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How did David hide his sorrow and guilt over what he had done?
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The questioner entrapped her into an admission of guilt.
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What guilt was tied to Michael's last memory of hunting with his father?
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His silence is tantamount to an admission of guilt.
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What guilt is Kai burdened with?
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Why did guilt overtake Rollan as they paid their respects to their fallen Greencloaks?
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fault; blame; regret; remorse
innocence
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