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Definition of blame
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Blame (v.) Hurt;
injury.
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Blame
::
Blame (v.) That which is
deserving
of
censure
or
disapprobation;
culpability;
fault;
crime;
sin.
-able
::
-able () An
adjective
suffix
now
usually
in a
passive
sense;
able to be; fit to be;
expressing
capacity
or
worthiness
in a
passive
sense;
as,
movable,
able to be
moved;
amendable,
able to be
amended;
blamable,
fit to be
blamed;
salable..
Shoulder
::
Shoulder
(v. t.) To take upon the
shoulder
or
shoulders;
as, to
shoulder
a
basket;
hence,
to
assume
the
burden
or
responsibility
of; as, to
shoulder
blame;
to
shoulder
a
debt..
Censorious
::
Censorious
(a.)
Addicted
to
censure;
apt to blame or
condemn;
severe
in
making
remarks
on
others,
or on their
writings
or
manners..
Challenge
::
Challenge
(n.) To
censure;
to
blame.
Reproach
::
Reproach
(v.) An
object
of
blame,
censure,
scorn,
or
derision..
Obnoxious
::
Obnoxious
(a.)
Liable
to
censure;
exposed
to
punishment;
reprehensible;
blameworthy.
Blameful
::
Blameful
(a.)
Attributing
blame or
fault;
implying
or
conveying
censure;
faultfinding;
censorious.
Dispraise
::
Dispraise
(v. t.) To
withdraw
praise
from; to
notice
with
disapprobation
or some
degree
of
censure;
to
disparage;
to
blame.
Inculpation
::
Inculpation
(n.)
Blame;
censure;
crimination.
Lack
::
Lack (n.)
Blame;
cause of
blame;
fault;
crime;
offense.
Bear
::
Bear (v. t.) To
sustain,
or be
answerable
for, as
blame,
expense,
responsibility,
etc..
Culpable
::
Culpable
(a.)
Deserving
censure;
worthy
of
blame;
faulty;
immoral;
criminal.
Wite
::
Wite (v.)
Blame;
reproach.
Blameful
::
Blameful
(a.)
Faulty;
meriting
blame.
Culpatory
::
Culpatory
(a.)
Expressing
blame;
censuring;
reprehensory;
inculpating.
Irreprehensible
::
Irreprehensible
(a.) Not
reprehensible;
blameless;
innocent.
On
::
On
(prep.)
To the
account
of; --
denoting
imprecation
or
invocation,
or
coming
to,
falling,
or
resting
upon; as, on us be all the
blame;
a curse on him..
Unshent
::
Unshent
(a.) Not
shent;
not
disgraced;
blameless.
Exonerate
::
Exonerate
(v. t.) To
relieve,
in a moral
sense,
as of a
charge,
obligation,
or load of blame
resting
on one; to clear of
something
that lies upon
oppresses
one, as an
accusation
or
imputation;
as, to
exonerate
one's self from
blame,
or from the
charge
of
avarice..
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