Guilt meaning in English

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Definition

guilt: shame, regret, remorse, contrition noun
guilty: culpable, responsible (especially for a crime), convicted; ashamed, sorry, remorseful, regretting adjective

UK: I find you guilty of money-laundering.
US: The guilt I felt at stealing the baby almost drove me crazy.
  • "Susie : In 1999, it was revealed that the company was guilty of labor abuses in Indonesia, Vietnam, and China."
  • "The fact is, that right now, we just don't know whether our production partners are guilty of any misconduct."
  • "Al Capone : It means... not guilty!"
  • "Oh Jean... I do feel a bit guilty about stealing his fiancé but hey, you Gymglish users know what you want, and you wanted to see me kidnap Susie from her own wedding in a private helicopter."
  • "Not guilty!"
  • "Brian : I plead not guilty, your honour."

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