guiltier
Feeling increased remorse
Guiltier is the comparative form of guilty—more responsible for wrongdoing or more burdened by remorse.
Of the two suspects, he seemed guiltier.
I felt even guiltier after she forgave me.
Feeling sorrow over actions
- ashamedFeeling guilt and disgrace
- contriteFeeling guilt over misdeeds
- penitentOne showing remorse
- apologeticExpressing regret for wrongdoing
sorry · repentant · conscience-stricken · rueful · sheepish · chastened · heavy-hearted · troubled
Deserving of censure
- liableLegally responsible for something
- responsibleObligated to answer for actions
- accountableObligated to explain oneself
- at-faultLegally responsible party
indicted · incriminated · convicted · implicated · accused · charged · condemned · reprehensible
Made intentionally heavier
- heavyOf great mass
- troubledExperiencing distress or anxiety
- plaguedPersistently afflicted
- tormentedSubjected to severe distress
beset · afflicted · oppressed · anxious · uneasy · sleepless · haunted · eaten up
Crime's willing helper
- accessorySupplementary addition
- coconspiratorJoint schemer
- abettingHelping commit wrongdoing
- collusionFraudulent secret cooperation
connivance · enabling · implicated · involved · participating · colluding · conspiring · aiding
regretful
Feeling sorrow over actions
apologetic · sorry · repentant · conscience-stricken · rueful · sheepish · chastened · heavy-hearted · troubled · tormented
blameworthy
Deserving of censure
- liableLegally responsible for something
- responsibleObligated to answer for actions
- accountableObligated to explain oneself
at-fault · indicted · incriminated · convicted · implicated · accused · charged · condemned · reprehensible · answerable
weighted
Made intentionally heavier
tormented · beset · afflicted · oppressed · anxious · uneasy · sleepless · haunted · eaten up · suffering
accomplice
Crime's willing helper
- accessorySupplementary addition
- coconspiratorJoint schemer
- abettingHelping commit wrongdoing
collusion · connivance · enabling · implicated · involved · participating · colluding · conspiring · aiding · covering up