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Difference between guilty and gilded #1 (permalink) Wed Jul 20, 2005 13:29 pm   Difference between guilty and gilded
 

Test No. incompl/inter-37 "Eating Disorder", question 9

In the end the pressure became too much for George and he confessed his ......... secret.

(a) guilt
(b) guilty
(c) gilt
(d) gilded

Test No. incompl/inter-37 "Eating Disorder", answer 9

In the end the pressure became too much for George and he confessed his guilty secret.

Correct answer: (b) guilty

Your answer was: incorrect
In the end the pressure became too much for George and he confessed his gilded secret.
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What's the difference between gilded or gilty ? Please explain the meaning of gilded .
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Difference between guilty and gilded #2 (permalink) Wed Jul 20, 2005 22:40 pm   Difference between guilty and gilded
 

Guilty means deserving punishment or culpable.
Gilded simply means that something is covered with a thin layer of gold.
So, things like forks, spoons, cups, etc. can be gilded while people can be guilty of something such as committing a crime.

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Uhmmm #3 (permalink) Fri Jul 22, 2005 19:00 pm   Uhmmm
 

I take it, if you have a golden watch it would not be the same, right?
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Umm #4 (permalink) Fri Jul 22, 2005 19:01 pm   Umm
 

IF YOU HAD... IT WOULD NOT BE....

Sorry....
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