bloodguilty
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Responsible for killing people or causing violent deaths
- adjective
- /ˈblʌdˌɡɪlti/
- NSFW
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culpable de sangre
- The king was declared bloodguilty after ordering the execution of his rivals.
Examples
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The court sought to punish those who were bloodguilty for the massacre.
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The jury found him bloodguilty after the trial.
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He prayed for mercy, fearing he would be judged bloodguilty before God.
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He was declared bloodguilty for his actions during the riot.
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The court sought to punish those who were bloodguilty for the massacre.
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He was declared bloodguilty for his actions during the riot.
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The jury found him bloodguilty after the trial.
Antonyms
How Guilty
Surface Forms
bloodguilty positive
Morphology
Etymology
Bloodguilty combines blood and guilty, so it literally means 'guilty of blood'. Think of someone with 'blood on their hands' — it is used for a person who is guilty of murder or causing bloodshed.