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What is the difference between blame and guilt??

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To blame someone is simply to accuse someone. To blame someone you just need to say they did it. However, guilt requires proof. There needs to be evidence.
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First of all "blame" is used as both a noun and verb, while guilt is just a noun. "blame" as noun means a criticism, accusation, or complaint people attribute to someone for a bad outcome (they put the blame on me). "guilt" is the an uncomfortable and uneasy feeling one has after doing something bad or causing others pain. It is a burden one has in one's mind about one's wrongdoing. In law it means culpability, a determination that one has committed a crime, violation, or wrong.

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