culpabiliser

to make (someone) feel guilty, to feel guilty

k y l . p a . b i . l i . z e
culpabil guilt; blame + iser make or render; turn into
verb Rare #35,898
to make (someone) feel guilty Often used with a direct object: « culpabiliser quelqu’un ».
FR: Il essaie de culpabiliser sa sœur pour qu’elle change d’avis.
EN: He’s trying to make his sister feel guilty so she’ll change her mind.
to feel guilty Can also be used without an object: « culpabiliser » = to feel guilty.
FR: Je peux culpabiliser quand je ne réponds pas tout de suite.
EN: I can feel guilty when I don’t reply right away.
Conjugation of culpabiliser
culpabiliser
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First culpabilise
Third culpabilise
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First culpabilise
Third culpabilise
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second culpabilise

Tu sais, je ne l'ai pas amenée ici pour te culpabiliser.

You know, I didn't bring her here to make you feel guilty.

— Running Man (2025)

John a commencé à se culpabiliser.

John began to feel guilty.

Tu me fais tant culpabiliser.

You make me feel so guilty.

Je veux pas te culpabiliser, mais tu dois arrêter de taper.

I don't want to make you feel guilty, but you need to stop typing.

— Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die (2026)

Tu me fais toujours culpabiliser.

You always make me feel guilty.

— À bout de course (1988)

L'amener ici pour me culpabiliser.

Bringing him here to make me feel guilty.

— Running Man (2025)

Une tête qui fait culpabiliser.

A face that makes you feel guilty.

— The Rip (2026)

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