[
UK
/ɡˈɪltləs/
]
[ US /ˈɡɪɫtɫɪs/ ]
[ US /ˈɡɪɫtɫɪs/ ]
ADJECTIVE
-
free from evil or guilt
an innocent child
the principle that one is innocent until proved guilty
How To Use guiltless In A Sentence
- Within ten minutes I was snoozing guiltlessly once more… and I didn't wake up until 11.30.
- But what we all also shared was a guiltless love for what our parents were into. The Sun
- To me- this kind of guiltless assertion of one’s own soul, this demand to control one’s own life- that’s the heart of it, that’s what turns my head to know that someone really means ‘liberty’. Shameless Self-promotion Sunday #40
- I still cannot figure out why the machine dials the Internet every 15 minutes; I've checked every program that hankers to be online, and they all insist they're guiltless.
- For the space of a couple hundred pages, or a movie reel or two, you can wallow in guiltlessness.
- Now, I can go guiltless into the supermarket and buy a shiny jar of jam or a clean, ready-to-eat punnet of any soft fruit, just sufficient for my immediate needs.
- Maybe what these people are seeking is the guiltlessness of childhood, where you could say 'gimme!' without guilt. High-End Ways To Relive Your Childhood
- He will guiltlessly slide into a fourth-outfielder role when the midseason cavalry arrives.
- Will it be some innocent school child, some caring parent, or some elderly guiltless person?
- A strict no-tipping policy makes for a guiltless leave-it-with-the-doorman option.