1. comparative form of guilty; more responsible for wrongdoing or more feeling shame about wrongdoing
Usage: comparative form

Examples

• She felt guiltier about lying to her parents than about breaking curfew.
• The evidence made him appear guiltier than his accomplice.
• I’m guiltier of procrastination than anyone else in my class.
• He looked guiltier each time the teacher asked about the missing homework.
• The defendant seemed guiltier after the witness testimony.
• She became guiltier as more details of the accident emerged.