Guilt and Stigma

Guilt

Guilt noun - A feeling of responsibility for wrongdoing.

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Stigma and guilt are semantically related. in blame topic. In some cases you can use "Stigma" instead a noun "Guilt".

Stigma noun - A mark of guilt or disgrace.

Usage example: the stigma of slavery remained long after it had been abolished

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Guilt and stigma are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Guilt" instead a noun "Stigma".

Nearby Word: stigmatize

complex	complex guilt	complex stigma
initial	initial guilt	initial stigma
considerable	considerable guilt	considerable stigma
obvious	obvious guilt	obvious stigma
Other adjectives: actual, severe, massive, extreme, great, serious, enormous, huge, misplaced, little, bad, sexual, moral, major, religious, less, lingering, tremendous, inevitable, resulting, racial.

This can culminate in a patient being simultaneously afflicted with 2 different but (relatively) simple strains of GUILT or Stigma.

Source: Videogame / Trauma Center
Thus, you have to let the GUILT/Stigma pathogen create lacerations and tumors for you to fix up and get points from.

Source: Do Well, but Not Perfect
Body Horror: GUILT and Stigma do some very nasty things to their victims' bodies.

Source: Videogame / Trauma Center

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