| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | abetment | encouragement of wrongdoing |
| 2. | accessoryship | role as an accessory |
| 3. | accountability | being answerable for wrongdoing |
| 4. | agony | extreme mental pain |
| 5. | aiding and abetting | helping someone commit wrongdoing |
| 6. | anguish | severe mental suffering |
| 7. | answerability | duty to answer for actions |
| 8. | bad conscience | troubled sense of wrongdoing |
| 9. | black mark | record of blame |
| 10. | blame | responsibility for something wrong |
| 11. | blameworthiness | state of deserving blame |
| 12. | blemish | moral flaw or stain |
| 13. | bloodguilt | guilt for causing death |
| 14. | bloodguiltiness | responsibility for bloodshed |
| 15. | blot | moral stain or blemish |
| 16. | burden of blame | weight of responsibility |
| 17. | burden of fault | weight of being at fault |
| 18. | complicitness | involvement in wrongdoing |
| 19. | complicity | partnership in wrongdoing |
| 20. | compunction | uneasy regret about wrongdoing |
| 21. | contriteness | state of being remorseful |
| 22. | contrition | sincere remorse for wrongdoing |
| 23. | culpa | fault or blame |
| 24. | culpability | deserving blame for wrongdoing |
| 25. | culpableness | quality of deserving blame |
| 26. | culprit status | state of being responsible |
| 27. | culprithood | state of being the culprit |
| 28. | damnation | state of being condemned |
| 29. | delinquency | minor wrongdoing or offense |
| 30. | disgrace | loss of honor through shame |
| 31. | dishonor | loss of honor through wrong |
| 32. | disquiet | mental uneasiness |
| 33. | distress | great emotional pain |
| 34. | embarrassment | self-conscious shame or discomfort |
| 35. | fault | responsibility for a wrong |
| 36. | feeling of blame | sense of being at fault |
| 37. | feeling of fault | sense of wrongdoing |
| 38. | guilty conscience | conscience troubled by wrongdoing |
| 39. | guilty feeling | feeling of having done wrong |
| 40. | heartache | emotional pain and regret |
| 41. | humiliation | painful loss of dignity |
| 42. | illegality | state of being unlawful |
| 43. | implication | involvement in a crime |
| 44. | iniquity | gross moral wrongdoing |
| 45. | inner torment | private mental suffering |
| 46. | involvement | participation in wrongdoing |
| 47. | lawbreaking | breaking the law |
| 48. | liability | legal responsibility or blame |
| 49. | load on the conscience | heavy moral burden |
| 50. | misdeed | wrong or immoral act |
| 51. | misery | great unhappiness and suffering |
| 52. | misgiving | uneasy feeling of doubt |
| 53. | moral blame | ethical responsibility for wrong |
| 54. | moral burden | heavy sense of wrongdoing |
| 55. | moral pain | suffering from wrongdoing |
| 56. | moral stain | blemish from wrongdoing |
| 57. | mortification | embarrassed shame or humiliation |
| 58. | offending | committing a wrong |
| 59. | offense | a violation or wrong act |
| 60. | onus | burden of responsibility |
| 61. | pain of regret | hurt caused by remorse |
| 62. | pang of conscience | sharp feeling of remorse |
| 63. | participation | taking part in wrongdoing |
| 64. | penance | self-punishment for wrongdoing |
| 65. | penitence | feeling sorry for wrongdoing |
| 66. | prick of conscience | small stab of remorse |
| 67. | qualm | uneasy feeling of conscience |
| 68. | recrimination | counteraccusation or blame |
| 69. | regret | sorrow over a wrong act |
| 70. | remorse | deep regret for wrongdoing |
| 71. | remorsefulness | quality of feeling remorse |
| 72. | repentance | sincere regret and turning away |
| 73. | reprehensibility | quality of deserving condemnation |
| 74. | reproach | blame or disapproval |
| 75. | responsibility | accountability for a wrong |
| 76. | rue | bitter regret |
| 77. | ruefulness | sorrowful regret |
| 78. | self-accusation | accusing oneself of wrong |
| 79. | self-blame | blaming oneself |
| 80. | self-censure | critical judgment of oneself |
| 81. | self-condemnation | harsh blame of oneself |
| 82. | self-recrimination | bitter self-blame |
| 83. | self-reproach | blame directed at oneself |
| 84. | sense of fault | feeling responsible for wrong |
| 85. | sense of wrong | feeling of having erred |
| 86. | shame | painful feeling of disgrace |
| 87. | sorrow | deep sadness or regret |
| 88. | stain | moral blemish or taint |
| 89. | taint | moral corruption or stain |
| 90. | torment | intense mental suffering |
| 91. | transgression | act that breaks a rule |
| 92. | twinge of remorse | brief feeling of regret |
| 93. | unease | troubled discomfort |
| 94. | uneasiness | feeling of discomfort or worry |
| 95. | unlawfulness | quality of being illegal |
| 96. | weight of wrongdoing | burden of having done wrong |
| 97. | weight on the conscience | troubling moral burden |
| 98. | wretchedness | state of deep misery |
| 99. | wrongdoing | bad or unlawful behavior |
| 100. | wrongfulness | quality of being wrong |
