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Cosa (chi) è guilt - definizione


guilt         
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Guilt (film); Guilt (song); Guilt (disambiguation); Guilt (TV series)
n.
1) to establish smb.'s guilt
2) to bear guilt for
3) to admit; expiate one's guilt
4) (misc.) guilt by association
guilt         
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Guilt (film); Guilt (song); Guilt (disambiguation); Guilt (TV series)
1.
Guilt is an unhappy feeling that you have because you have done something wrong or think that you have done something wrong.
Her emotions had ranged from anger to guilt in the space of a few seconds...
Some cancer patients experience strong feelings of guilt.
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2.
Guilt is the fact that you have done something wrong or illegal.
The trial is concerned only with the determination of guilt according to criminal law...
You weren't convinced of Mr Matthews' guilt.
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guilt         
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Guilt (film); Guilt (song); Guilt (disambiguation); Guilt (TV series)
n.
1.
Criminality, guiltiness, culpability.
2.
Wrong, iniquity, wickedness, offensiveness, ill-desert.

Wikipedia

Guilt
Esempi dal corpus di testo per guilt
1. British culture, besieged on all sides by guilt: guilt at empire, guilt at English domination of the United Kingdom, guilt at slavery, at industrial wage–slavery, at Boer Wars, Afghan Wars, mutinies, massacres and maladministrations.
2. "I have guilt, so much guilt, because I didn‘t save my baby," she says.
3. He was being urged to "accept guilt and confess guilt for what was befalling him.
4. Clark said, "guilt beyond reasonable doubt becomes guilt beyond all possible doubt." Celebrities, of course, do not enjoy absolute immunity.
5. Guilt, however, is rapidly stifled by resentment.