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/kyl.pa.bi.li.te/
Translation
guilt, guiltiness
Word origin
From Latin culpabilis ('deserving blame'), from culpa ('fault, blame').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- culpa
- English cognates
- culpable, culprit
Grammar
Examples
ressent .
He feels no guilt at all.
l' .
Guilt is keeping him awake.
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The jury has no doubt about his guilt.
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She lives with a strong sense of guilt.
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His guilt was written all over his face.
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