IPA: /ˈblʌdˌɡɪlti/
KK: /ˈblʌdˌɡɪlti/
Having committed murder or caused bloodshed; responsible for violent acts that result in death.
The jury found him bloodguilty after the evidence was presented.
Bloodguilty → It is formed from "blood" (from Old English "blōd", meaning the red liquid that circulates in the body) and "guilty" (from Old French "guilty", meaning having committed a crime or offense). The term "bloodguilty" refers to being guilty of a crime that involves bloodshed or murder.
Think of 'blood' as the life force involved in a serious crime, and 'guilty' as having committed an offense. This helps you remember that 'bloodguilty' means being guilty of a crime involving bloodshed.
No commonly confused words.