guilty

US /ˈɡɪlti/

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UK /'ɡɪltɪ/

A2TOEIC

adj.AdjectiveResponsible for doing something wrong

He was found guilty of robbing an old woman

adj.AdjectiveFeeling or showing guilt; having a sense of remorse.

I feel guilty about not visiting my grandmother more often.

adj.AdjectiveExpressing or suggesting guilt.

He gave me a guilty look when I asked about the missing cookies.

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10:30

It doesn't matter about the things that you've done, that you feel guilty about
It doesn't matter about the things that you've done, that you feel guilty about

38:58

09:25

But if you can't, you should in no way shape or form be made to feel guilty or be ashamed for that or be made to feel like you've got to give a long monologue of your health history.
But if you can't, you should in no way shape or form be made to feel guilty or be ashamed for that or be made to feel like you've got to give a long monologue of your health history.
be made to feel guilty or be ashamed for that or be made to feel like you've got
be made to feel guilty or be ashamed for that or be made to feel like you've got

06:35

Donald Trump entered a Manhattan courtroom and pled not guilty to 34 crimes.
Donald Trump entered a Manhattan courtroom and pled not guilty to 34 crimes.
and pled not guilty to 34 crimes.
and pled not guilty to 34 crimes.

13:53

Not because it was the best choice for you based on your nutrition, but because you felt guilty because wasted food equals wasted money.
Not because it was the best choice for you based on your nutrition, but because you felt guilty because wasted food equals wasted money.
for you based on your nutrition, but because you felt guilty. Because wasted food equals wasted
for you based on your nutrition, but because you felt guilty. Because wasted food equals wasted

04:27

Sprinkle that with a guilty amount of melted cheese.
Sprinkle that with a guilty amount of melted cheese.

10:08

“Emotions like sadness, guilt, grief and anger are beacons for our values. We don't get angry about stuff we don't care about. We don't feel sad or guilty about stuff we don't care about. If we push these emotions away, we are choosing not the learn about ourselves. We are choosing to ignore our values and what is important to us. And when we tell ourselves to 'think positive' and push negative or difficult emotions aside, it won't work.”
“Emotions like sadness, guilt, grief and anger are beacons for our values. We don't get angry about stuff we don't care about. We don't feel sad or guilty about stuff we don't care about. If we push these emotions away, we are choosing not the learn about ourselves. We are choosing to ignore our values and what is important to us. And when we tell ourselves to 'think positive' and push negative or difficult emotions aside, it won't work.”

06:07

05:59

or the awkward seducer in the restaurant are guilty of implicitly refusing.
or the awkward seducer in the restaurant are guilty of implicitly refusing.

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