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Guiltily

usgb/ˈɡɪltɪli/Volume
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Emotional WeightPlay
Using 'guiltily' adds emotional depth, indicating inner conflict or shame. SlideHe glanced guiltily at his friend after breaking the news.
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Nonverbal CuesPlay
'Guiltily' often refers to physical expressions of guilt, like avoiding eye contact. SlideShe touched the broken vase and looked up guiltily.
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Subtle AdmissionPlay
Saying something 'guiltily' can imply a subtle, reluctant confession without direct acknowledgment. SlideI might have accidentally seen your letter, he said guiltily.