blameful Synonyms
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blameful Meaning
blameful (s)
deserving blame or censure as being wrong or evil or injurious
blameful (a.)
Faulty; meriting blame.
Attributing blame or fault; implying or conveying censure; faultfinding; censorious.
blameful Sentence Examples
- The investigation revealed the blameful actions of the negligent driver, causing the accident.
- She felt a sense of shame as her blameful behavior became evident to those around her.
- The blameful rhetoric of the politician only served to deepen the divide among the constituents.
- The blameful accusations thrown by the rival team only fueled the intensity of the competition.
- Despite his remorse, he couldn't escape the blameful stares of his disappointed colleagues.
- The blameful tone of the meeting discouraged open communication and collaboration.
- The blameful attitude of the supervisor created a hostile work environment for the team.
- He couldn't shake off the blameful feeling that lingered in the aftermath of the mistake.
- The blameful comments from the customer were unwarranted and only added to the tension.
- In times of crisis, pointing fingers and assigning blameful motives only hinders progress towards resolution.
FAQs About the word blameful
deserving blame or censure as being wrong or evil or injuriousFaulty; meriting blame., Attributing blame or fault; implying or conveying censure; faultfinding;
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The investigation revealed the blameful actions of the negligent driver, causing the accident.
She felt a sense of shame as her blameful behavior became evident to those around her.
The blameful rhetoric of the politician only served to deepen the divide among the constituents.
The blameful accusations thrown by the rival team only fueled the intensity of the competition.
