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[Harry Potter] Avada Kadavra is a spell that basically insta-kills you, and is considered "Unforgiveable", I get that. However, is it also "Unforgiveable" to use the effects of other spells to kill?

Such as setting a building on fire, or pushing someone off a roof?
gpt
The term 'unforgiveable' is more about what that spell signifies. Avada Kadavra, Crucio, and Imperio are powerful spells that require a powerful wizard to wield, and, the user must truly understand what using those spells entails. Not just 'know', but, actually *want* to use them.

It shows intent at the purest level. You'll go to trial for using one, sure, but the indicted pretty much admits to guilt simply by using them.