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Definition of guilty
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of guilty is as below...
Guilty
(superl.)
Having
incurred
guilt;
criminal;
morally
delinquent;
wicked;
chargeable
with, or
responsible
for,
something
censurable;
justly
exposed
to
penalty;
-- used with of, and
usually
followed
by the
crime,
sometimes
by the
punishment..
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Infanticidal
::
Infanticidal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
infanticide;
engaged
in, or
guilty
of, child
murder..
Fornicator
::
Fornicator
(n.) An
unmarried
person,
male or
female,
who has
criminal
intercourse
with the other sex; one
guilty
of
fornication..
Bigamous
::
Bigamous
(a.)
Guilty
of
bigamy;
involving
bigamy;
as, a
bigamous
marriage..
Impertinent
::
Impertinent
(a.)
Contrary
to, or
offending
against,
the rules of
propriety
or good
breeding;
guilty
of, or prone to, rude,
unbecoming,
or
uncivil
words or
actions;
as, an
impertient
coxcomb;
an
impertient
remark..
Guilty
::
Guilty
(superl.)
Having
incurred
guilt;
criminal;
morally
delinquent;
wicked;
chargeable
with, or
responsible
for,
something
censurable;
justly
exposed
to
penalty;
-- used with of, and
usually
followed
by the
crime,
sometimes
by the
punishment..
Seditious
::
Seditious
(a.)
Disposed
to
arouse,
or take part in,
violent
opposition
to
lawful
authority;
turbulent;
factious;
guilty
of
sedition;
as,
seditious
citizens..
Deserter
::
Deserter
(n.) One who
forsakes
a duty, a cause or a
party,
a
friend,
or any one to whom he owes
service;
especially,
a
soldier
or a
seaman
who
abandons
the
service
without
leave;
one
guilty
of
desertion..
Criminal
::
Criminal
(n.) One who has
commited
a
crime;
especially,
one who is found
guilty
by
verdict,
confession,
or
proof;
a
malefactor;
a
felon..
Tardy
::
Tardy
(superl.)
Criminal;
guilty.
Perjure
::
Perjure
(v. t.) To cause to
violate
an oath or a vow; to cause to make oath
knowingly
to what is
untrue;
to make
guilty
of
perjury;
to
forswear;
to
corrupt;
-- often used
reflexively;
as, he
perjured
himself..
Mutineer
::
Mutineer
(n.) One
guilty
of
mutiny.
Adulterous
::
Adulterous
(a.)
Guilty
of, or given to,
adultery;
pertaining
to
adultery;
illicit..
Infralapsarian
::
Infralapsarian
(n.) One of that class of
Calvinists
who
consider
the
decree
of
election
as
contemplating
the
apostasy
as past and the elect as being at the time of
election
in a
fallen
and
guilty
state;
--
opposed
to
Supralapsarian.
The
former
considered
the
election
of grace as a
remedy
for an
existing
evil; the
latter
regarded
the fall as a part of God's
original
purpose
in
regard
to men.
Bloodguilty
::
Bloodguilty
(a.)
Guilty
of
murder
or
bloodshed.
Conviction
::
Conviction
(n.) The act of
convicting;
the act of
proving,
finding,
or
adjudging,
guilty
of an
offense..
Outrage
::
Outrage
(v. t.) To be
guilty
of an
outrage;
to act
outrageously.
Incesttuous
::
Incesttuous
(a.)
Guilty
of
incest;
involving,
or
pertaining
to, the crime of
incest;
as, an
incestuous
person
or
connection..
Simoniacal
::
Simoniacal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
simony;
guilty
of
simony;
consisting
of
simony.
Damn
::
Damn (v. t.) To
condemn;
to
declare
guilty;
to doom; to
adjudge
to
punishment;
to
sentence;
to
censure.
Bugger
::
Bugger
(n.) One
guilty
of
buggery
or
unnatural
vice; a
sodomite.
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