aguilt
/əˈɡɪlt/Definitions
1. noun
A feeling of guilt or remorse, especially in a person who is innocent or unjustly accused.
“The accused felt a deep sense of aguilt as he was acquitted of all charges.”
2. verb
To feel or express a sense of guilt or remorse, often unjustly.
“She was aguilted by the accusations, but they were later proven false.”