guiltfree

English

Etymology

From guilt +‎ -free.

Adjective

guiltfree (not comparable)

1. Not experiencing guilt.
   • 1973, Country Life, volume 154, page 899:

     Light relief is given by the carelessly happy and guiltfree (because unmarried) lovers Varvara (Barbara Walker) and Vanya (Paul Crook)...

   • 1996, Valerie Sayers, Brain fever:

     For the first time in my life I was guiltfree...

2. Not causing guilt
   • 1998 December 15, Raymond Lemberg, Leigh Cohn, Eating Disorders: A Reference Sourcebook, ABC-CLIO, →ISBN, page 57:

     Historically, eating has been a source of great pleasure. It is increasingly a source of guilt. Advertisers recognize and capitalize on this with commercials promoting “guilt-free” foods.

Adverb

guiltfree (not comparable)

1. Without experiencing guilt.