Are remorse and guilt the same thing?

When the wordnet dictionary defines remorse

as: n 1: a feeling of deep regret (usually for some

misdeeds) And it defines gulit

as: n 1: the state of having committed an

offense 2: feelings of guilt caused by feeling responsible

for some offense Yet, the wordnet dictionary nowhere defines one as a synonym of another What do both words actually mean?

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The expression:’remorse’ is self-reproach, ‘compunction’, a realization that one was indeed guilty- when one’s inner conscience pins one. What is in remorse when you are scolded for “Hey, you erred,you harmed,you are guilty.” If guilt causes remorse, why does it lead to self remorse? What is the difference between the

two?

Answered on March 27, 2021.
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The expression:’remorse’ is self-reproach, ‘compunction’, a realization that one was indeed guilty- when one’s inner conscience pins one. What is in remorse when you are scolded for “Hey, you erred,you harmed,you are guilty.” If guilt causes remorse, why does it lead to self remorse? What is the difference between the

two?

Answered on March 27, 2021.
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The expression:’remorse’ is self-reproach, ‘compunction’, a realization that one was indeed guilty- when one’s inner conscience pins one. What is in remorse when you are scolded for “Hey, you erred,you harmed,you are guilty.” If guilt causes remorse, why does it lead to self remorse? What is the difference between the

two?

Answered on March 28, 2021.
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