| 内疚 | nèi jiù | guilty conscience; to feel a twinge of guilt | |
| 愧疚 | kuì jiù | to feel guilty; to feel ashamed of oneself; to be remorseful | |
| 歉疚 | qiàn jiù | remorseful; guilt-ridden | |
| 负疚 | fù jiù | (literary) to feel apologetic; to feel guilty | |
| 内省不疚 | nèi xǐng bù jiù | to find no fault in examining one's heart (idiom) |
| 1 | Some of you carry great guilt to this day as a result of this work. | |
| 2 | Doctors say a lot of people could leave the hospital today if they knew how to get rid of guilt or resentment over things they've done to others and things others have done to them. | |
| 3 | He asked, "How can I get rid of my guilt?" | |
| 4 | We don't serve God out of guilt or fear or even duty, but out of joy, and deep gratitude for what he's done for us. | |
| 5 | The excruciating pain and harrowing guilt seared into your time holograms from that era will be shifted, but you must in micro and macro make it so. |
