Guilt and Spot

Guilt

Guilt noun - A feeling of responsibility for wrongdoing.

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Spot and guilt are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Spot" instead a noun "Guilt".

Spot noun - A mark of guilt or disgrace.

Usage example: scandalous conduct that will forever be a spot upon the family name

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Guilt and spot are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Guilt" instead a noun "Spot".

Nearby Word: spotted

old	old guilt	old spot
usual	usual guilt	usual spot
obvious	obvious guilt	obvious spot
real	real guilt	real spot
Other adjectives: great, huge, little, bad, white, major, possible.

Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Hyde, for all his Jerkass tendencies he is shown to actually care about his friends when they need him and has a sweet spot in his heart for Kitty and Jackie, who can guilt him by crying.

Source: Series / That '70s Show
The police arrests the first suspect they see on the spot and devote all their energy into trying to prove their guilt, not looking into any other possible suspects until you point them out in court.

Source: Franchise / Ace Attorney
He is overcome by guilt and shoots himself on the spot.

Source: Violation of Common Sense

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