goodyship
/ˈɡuːdiʃɪp/Definitions
1. noun
A feeling of guilt or unease that comes from having benefited unfairly from a situation.
“The goodyship I felt after landing a job without experience was unbearable.”
2. noun
A general feeling of guilt or unease for benefiting unfairly, often accompanied by a desire to rectify the situation.
“Her goodyship led her to volunteer at a local charity, feeling a sense of redemption.”