guilt-free

Speech parts

1. guilt-free - Adjective

2. guilt-free - Adverb

Meaning

guilt-free (not comparable)

Alternative form of guiltfree

Source: en.wiktionary.org

Synonyms

blameless inculpable impeccant not guilty guiltless monogamous unoffending uncorrupt sackless

Antonyms

satanic machiavellian satanist impure damned chargeable
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Examples

And because we all secretly need an excuse to eat more chocolate, this looks like a perfectly acceptable one, and it’s virtually guilt-free, because, after all, it’s also a tea tasting. Source: Internet

CharityWait enables diners to queue jump guilt-free, by donating money to the restaurant’s chosen charity in return for a table. Source: Internet

But if there’s something you can get off your plate for the time being, give yourself permission to cancel guilt-free. Source: Internet

So this year, for Mother’s Day (or your birthday, or ANY day YOU just want to be absolved of guilt and enjoy yourself), let’s resolve to celebrate, guilt-free! Source: Internet

Thanks to our labors yesterday, we’ll be able to enjoy delicious tomato sauce in the winter, guilt-free. Source: Internet

I was distressed to learn, a few months back, that Rosie, my darling guilt-free Rosie was just a withered up old hag of a hen. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

guilt feelings guilt pang guilt trip guilt-free man guilt-ridden guilt-sick