Guilty is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GUILTY in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• worthy of blame for an offence
• culpable of or responsible for a specified wrongdoing
• justly chargeable with a particular fault or error
• conscious of, affected by, or revealing a feeling of guilt
• causing a feeling of guilt
• responsible for an offence or misdeed
• responsible for or chargeable with a reprehensible act
• showing a sense of guilt
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• worthy of blame for an offense

Words related to GUILTY

guiltier9 guiltiest10 guiltily12 guiltiness11 guiltinesses13

Words that contain GUILTY

unguilty12 bloodguilty18

How to use GUILTY in a sentence

• If man yields to temptation it is his own guilty choice.
• But the law had got hold of him, and had made him guilty, and the law need not now subject itself to the normal human weakness of a jury.
• In consequence it is quite impossible to say exactly how much guilty knowledge his various companions possessed.
• Two-thirds of the Senate must pronounce him guilty or he is deemed to be innocent.
• The witnesses were called up, and gave clear evidence that he was guilty.
• We all know well enough that for some unknown reason a crowd will do wild, strange, and foolish things, which the individuals composing it would never be guilty of alone.
• I have never violated any law, and even though he should betray me, Fergus, he cannot make me guilty.
• They were then brought before an imperial commission and condemned as guilty of high treason.
• This time, like a guilty burglar, old Jim crept out to the door.
• There is not a crime known to mankind, apparently, of which they have not been loudly declared to be guilty.
• But in Paris, the Frenchman never is guilty of so ill-bred an action as to laugh at anybody in his presence, however provoking the occasion.
• The Russian, troubled doubtless by a guilty conscience, had feared to start without a strong military escort, and lack of forage made this impossible.
• Thirty women were brought to the town hall, and had pins thrust into their flesh, and most of them were found guilty.
• The commons voted the person who brought it in guilty of a breach of privilege, and ordered him to be taken into custody.
• Lord Ferrers said, if the doctor was guilty of some foolish unguarded expressions, he ought to have been tried at common law.
• It is known, however, that a person guilty of an atrocious crime is concealed on board.
• When she was calm she had very good manners, but when she was agitated she was guilty of lapses, every one of which came back to her, magnified, in the watches of the night.
• I thought her guilty when she was not, and charged her with it in a passion, saying things I would give much to recall.
• Either the court-martial had found him guilty, or had found him innocent, and all the courage in the world would not alter the verdict.
• At first I could not sufficiently control my voice to speak, although less overcome, alas, by the harshness of the accusation than by my own guilty conscience.
• Thereupon the guilty were punished, and suitable precautions taken.
• And indeed he who pursues pleasure as good, and avoids pain as evil, is guilty of impiety.

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