guilt
अपराध
definition
verb
Celeste had been guilted into going by her parents
make (someone) feel guilty, especially in order to induce them to do something.
noun
it is the duty of the prosecution to prove the prisoner's guilt
the fact of having committed a specified or implied offense or crime.
translation of 'guilt'
दोष,
गुनाह,
दोषिता
noun
पाप,
पातक,
अपराध,
दुष्टता,
जुर्म
example
It is not uncommon for parents to experience 'guilt' , frustration, anxiety, and depression.
In the simplest, we have robots or androids who can think but who cannot feel joy, grief, 'guilt' or jealousy.
The good news is that camp directors are not responsible to decide innocence or 'guilt' .
Since then, he has grown more liberated, fighting lingering feelings of 'guilt' and fear.
You remember rather here it seeks to have you infer 'guilt' from such facts as it is able to prove to your satisfaction.
he remembered with sudden 'guilt' the letter from his mother that he had not yet read
It not only gives someone on whom the blame can be focused on, it also gives us a way of avoiding our own feeling of anger or 'guilt' .
It speaks to man's most damaging emotions, such as anger, 'guilt' , fear, doubt and anxiety.
It preys on women's sense of fear and anger, and on men's feelings of 'guilt' and shame.
Several deep scratches across his face revealed his 'guilt' in the crime against her.
it is the duty of the prosecution to prove the prisoner's 'guilt'
It has been stressed the setting up of the advice line does not imply any 'guilt' .
His trial is not expected to begin until next year, when a jury will decide his 'guilt' or innocence.
The orders concerned were divorced from any finding of 'guilt' for an offence.
She suffered grief, 'guilt' and depression as a result and wants to shield her daughters from the same pain.
it is the duty of the prosecution to prove the prisoner's 'guilt'
he remembered with sudden 'guilt' the letter from his mother that he had not yet read
For many of us, food has become tied into cycles of 'guilt' and pleasure, desire and revulsion.
What I felt was 'guilt' , shame, fear and what I suppose is their physical manifestation, nausea.
It is talking about guilt in the context of a finding of 'guilt' in a criminal justice system to which this very Act applies.
I journeyed through countless emotions, from 'guilt' through anger to sadness.
It is only by having prescribed limits and a proper testing regime that we can be sure of proving 'guilt' or innocence.
After all, it refers to a standard of proof that assumes innocence until 'guilt' is proven.
A reasonable man would not infer 'guilt' from the fact of a police inquiry.
The suffering of illness is thus compounded by an additional burden of 'guilt' and recrimination.
Along with embarrassment and 'guilt' , shame is one of the emotions that motivate moral behaviour.
If the creature lives a largely solitary existence, it will not need social emotions such as 'guilt' and jealousy.
Abused women feel isolated from the family and society because of their 'guilt' , shame and fear.
For certain crimes where 'guilt' is not in question, and the circumstances were horrific then people should be executed.
A lot of ground, after all, has been gained and yesterday's judgment offers no comment on his 'guilt' or innocence.
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