Guilty and In charge

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Guilty adjective - Suffering from or expressive of a feeling of responsibility for wrongdoing.

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In charge and guilty are semantically related. In some cases you can use "In charge" instead an adjective "Guilty".

Nearby Words: guilt, guiltless, guiltiness, guiltily

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Guilty and in charge are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Guilty" instead an adjective phrase "In charge".

The scientist in charge of the Super Soldier project that created Eve felt guilty about condemning the unborn Eve to life as a lab experiment and had her Switched at Birth with a stillborn child.

Source: Switched at Birth
Even if Ron was found guilty for the theft, Atmey would still have an alibi, as he was supposed to be in charge of guarding the place, where the stealing took place, and his testimony was connected with it.

Source: Identity Impersonator
It's done mostly to make him feel guilty, but turns out to be useful as hell when he dies and leaves her in charge: she puts on the mask, takes up his mantle and pretends to be him for years until the very end of the story arc.

Source: Comic Book / Blake and Mortimer

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