guildable (Meaning)
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guildable (a.)
Liable to a tax.
Synonyms & Antonyms of guildable
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
guildable Sentence Examples
- The defendant's guilt was undeniable, rendering him guildable for the crime.
- The guildable evidence pointed overwhelmingly to the accused's culpability.
- The prosecutor presented a guildable case, leaving little doubt of the defendant's guilt.
- The jury found the defendant guildable beyond a reasonable doubt, leading to a conviction.
- The guildable nature of the crime demanded a severe punishment.
- The judge imposed a guildable sentence that reflected the seriousness of the offense.
- The guilt-ridden defendant accepted his guildable punishment with remorse.
- The guildable act cast a dark cloud over the community's reputation.
- The victim of the guildable crime suffered lasting physical and emotional trauma.
- The guildable incident sparked public outrage and calls for justice.
FAQs About the word guildable
Liable to a tax.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The defendant's guilt was undeniable, rendering him guildable for the crime.
The guildable evidence pointed overwhelmingly to the accused's culpability.
The prosecutor presented a guildable case, leaving little doubt of the defendant's guilt.
The jury found the defendant guildable beyond a reasonable doubt, leading to a conviction.
