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guilt

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noun

Culpabilité

Responsibility for wrongdoing.

Examples :

"The student felt guilt for cheating on the test. "

L'étudiant a ressenti de la culpabilité pour avoir triché au test.

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noun

Culpabilité

The state of having been found guilty or admitted guilt in legal proceedings.

Examples :

"The student's guilt was clear when he confessed to cheating on the exam. "

La culpabilité de l'étudiant était évidente lorsqu'il a avoué avoir triché à l'examen.

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noun

Culpabilité, remords

The regret of having done wrong.

Examples :

"After losing his brother's favorite book, John felt a strong sense of guilt. "

Après avoir perdu le livre préféré de son frère, John a ressenti un profond sentiment de culpabilité.

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verb

Commettre des délits, se rendre coupable

To commit offenses; act criminally.

Examples :

"The teenager felt guilty for breaking the school's rules. "

L'adolescent s'est senti coupable d'avoir enfreint les règles de l'école.

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verb

Culpa, culpabiliser

To cause someone to feel guilt, particularly in order to influence their behaviour.

Examples :

"The teacher guilted the students into finishing their homework by reminding them of the upcoming test. "

Le professeur a culpabilisé les élèves pour qu'ils finissent leurs devoirs en leur rappelant le prochain contrôle.

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