Cool MateMeaning of He's guilty
A declaration of someone's wrongdoing or responsibility for a crime.
In simple words: He did something wrong.
He's guilty in a sentence
- The jury decided that he's guilty of the crime.
- In her opinion, he's guilty without a doubt.
- They believe he's guilty because of the evidence.
- Only time will tell if he's guilty or not.
- The lawyer insisted that he's guilty based on the facts.
How to use He's guilty
Use in legal contexts or when discussing someone's wrongdoing. Avoid in formal situations unless discussing a court case.
Grammar pattern
standalone statement
Memory hint
Think of 'guilt' as a heavy weight he's carrying.
Related words
Collocations with He's guilty
- he's definitely guilty
- prove he's guilty
- admit he's guilty
Synonyms for He's guilty
- culpable
- at fault
- responsible
- charged
- convicted
Opposites of He's guilty
Common mistakes with He's guilty
- Using 'he's guilty' without context makes it unclear.
- Confusing 'guilty' with 'innocent'.
- Incorrectly using 'he's guilty' for non-criminal accusations.
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Frequently asked questions about He's guilty
What does He's guilty mean?
He did something wrong.
What is the definition of He's guilty?
A declaration of someone's wrongdoing or responsibility for a crime.
How do you use He's guilty in a sentence?
The jury decided that he's guilty of the crime.
Can you give another example of He's guilty?
In her opinion, he's guilty without a doubt.
What are synonyms for He's guilty?
Common alternatives include culpable, at fault, responsible, charged, convicted.
What is the opposite of He's guilty?
Opposite meanings include innocent.
What words go with He's guilty?
It commonly pairs with he's definitely guilty, prove he's guilty, admit he's guilty.
What are common mistakes when using He's guilty?
Using 'he's guilty' without context makes it unclear. Confusing 'guilty' with 'innocent'. Incorrectly using 'he's guilty' for non-criminal accusations.
How do you pronounce He's guilty?
US: //hiz ˈɡɪlti//, UK: //hiːz ˈɡɪlti//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use He's guilty?
Use in legal contexts or when discussing someone's wrongdoing. Avoid in formal situations unless discussing a court case.