guilty in Irish
guilty in Irish is ciontach — guilty means having committed a wrongdoing or crime.
guilty in Irish
ciontach
What does "guilty" mean?
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adj Having committed a wrongdoing or crime.
"The jury found him guilty on all counts."
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adj Feeling responsible for having done something wrong.
"She felt guilty about eating the last slice of cake."
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guilty in a sentence
- The jury found him guilty on all counts.
- She felt guilty about eating the last slice of cake.
- He looked guilty the moment his mother asked who broke the vase.
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What is "guilty" in Irish?
"guilty" in Irish is ciontach. guilty means: Having committed a wrongdoing or crime.
How do you use "guilty" in a sentence?
Example: "The jury found him guilty on all counts." In Irish, "guilty" is ciontach.
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