guilt
Aussprache: [ɡɪlt]
Wort
Kontext: „emotion“
(noun) the feeling of being responsible for doing something wrong. It's when you think you made a mistake or hurt someone, and it makes you feel bad inside.
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She felt a deep sense of guilt after she accidentally broke her friend's toy.
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He didn't feel any guilt after lying to his parents.
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Why do you think people feel guilt when they do something wrong?
Kontext: „law“
(noun) the responsibility for committing a crime or an offense. It's when a person is found to have done something illegal, and they are held accountable for it.
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The jury declared him innocent, so he was free from any guilt.
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There was enough evidence to prove her guilt in the robbery case.
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What does it mean to establish someone's guilt in a court of law?
Kontext: „emotion“
(verb) to make someone feel responsible or bad about something they have done. It can happen when someone reminds you of a mistake you made.
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The teacher didn't want to guilt the students for being late but simply reminded them to be on time.
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She tried not to guilt him for not helping with the chores.
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How do you think it's fair to guilt someone for their actions?
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