guilt trip (Meaning)

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guilt trip (n)

remorse caused by feeling responsible for some offense

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The teacher used a guilt trip to persuade students to study harder, reminding them of the sacrifices their parents had made.
My friend guilt-tripped me into helping her move, claiming that I was the only one she could count on.
My mother's guilt trips always worked, making me feel terrible for disappointing her.
The salesperson attempted a guilt trip by implying that I was being selfish for not buying the product.
The therapist accused his patient of guilt-tripping to manipulate others.
The charity advertisement used graphic images to guilt trip viewers into donating money.
The CEO's guilt trip about layoffs was insincere, as he had recently received a substantial bonus.
My coworker constantly guilt-trips me about taking time off, even when I've earned it.
The boyfriend guilt-tripped his girlfriend into staying in the relationship, despite her unhappiness.
The politician used a guilt trip to sway voters, claiming that a vote for his opponent would be a betrayal of the country.

remorse caused by feeling responsible for some offense

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The teacher used a guilt trip to persuade students to study harder, reminding them of the sacrifices their parents had made.

My friend guilt-tripped me into helping her move, claiming that I was the only one she could count on.

My mother's guilt trips always worked, making me feel terrible for disappointing her.

The salesperson attempted a guilt trip by implying that I was being selfish for not buying the product.