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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'feel less guilty' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when you are trying to express a sense of relief or self-forgiveness about something. For example, "After apologizing, I began to feel less guilty about my mistake."
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This will make your sibling feel less guilty, as they're probably feeling the same as you.
They're lightly sweetened with honey, so I feel less guilty.
"That way, I feel less guilty for screwing people up.
"I get to feel less guilty about watching trash TV," he said.
Now I feel less guilty about rambling on to John at publishing parties.
LESLIE But I feel less guilty if you buy it for me.
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Although he, too, works long hours running a heating-repair business, he said he felt less guilty than his wife in carving out time for exercise, rather than spending more time with the children.
She felt less guilty, and I felt like the best-dressed girl in school.
We certainly felt less guilty about lighting up outside the offices on a miserable grey day.
So I saw enough contradictions in those generations that I felt less guilty about having them in my own life.
Yes, celebrity gossip is my guilty pleasure, but I also felt less guilty going to Necole for the "tea" because it was a site that I felt had integrity.
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