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Definition of blamable

blamable

/ˈbleɪməbəl/
(UK: blameable)
blam · a · ble

Adverb:blamably
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1

Deserving of blame or censure; responsible for a fault or wrong.

Example

"The investigation concluded that the contractor was blamable for the structural defects in the bridge."

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Word Origin & Etymology

First recorded in Middle English in the late 14th century, borrowed from Old French blasmable, from blasmer ('to blame, censure').

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