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Definitions from the WebEmotions Related to GuiltDescription:Explore various emotions related to guilt, ranging from remorse and shame to regret and self-condemnation. This section delves into the complex realm of human emotions that arise when one feels accountable for a wrongdoing or moral violation. Senses and Usages:1. Remorse (noun)Definition: Deep regret or guilt for a past action. Example Sentence: He felt overwhelming remorse for betraying his closest friend. 2. Shame (noun)Definition: A painful feeling of humiliation or distress caused by one's perceived wrongdoing. Example Sentence: Her public apology was an expression of her intense shame after stealing from the charity. 3. Regret (noun)Definition: Feelings of sadness or disappointment over something that has happened or failed to happen. Example Sentence: He looked back with regret at his decision to drop out of college. 4. Self-condemnation (noun)Definition: Strong disapproval or criticism of oneself based on perceived faults or wrongdoings. Example Sentence: Her constant self-condemnation prevented her from enjoying any sense of accomplishment. Related Products: | ||||
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