self-convicted Synonyms
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self-convicted Meaning
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self-convicted (a.)
Convicted by one's own consciousness, knowledge, avowal, or acts.
self-convicted Sentence Examples
- Despite the lack of evidence, he remained self-convicted of his involvement in the incident.
- She felt self-convicted of betraying her friend's trust by sharing personal information.
- His conscience left him self-convicted of the lies he had told to cover up his mistakes.
- The defendant appeared self-convicted as he confessed to the crime during the interrogation.
- Even without external pressure, he was self-convicted of the moral implications of his actions.
- She couldn't shake the feeling of being self-convicted for not standing up against injustice.
- The self-convicted man turned himself in to the authorities, unable to bear the weight of his guilt.
- He felt self-convicted of his failure to fulfill the promises he had made to his family.
- The self-convicted artist poured his remorse into his work, creating pieces that reflected his inner turmoil.
- Despite the lack of punishment, he remained self-convicted for his role in the accident.
FAQs About the word self-convicted
Convicted by one's own consciousness, knowledge, avowal, or acts.
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Despite the lack of evidence, he remained self-convicted of his involvement in the incident.
She felt self-convicted of betraying her friend's trust by sharing personal information.
His conscience left him self-convicted of the lies he had told to cover up his mistakes.
The defendant appeared self-convicted as he confessed to the crime during the interrogation.
