blaming Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- scolding
- censuring
- finding-fault-with-
- attacking
- tweaking
- panning
- complaining
- slamming
- slagging
- slashing
Weak:
- dispraising
- growling
- decrying
- crabbing
- berating
- griping
- chiding
- grumbling
- niggling
- beefing
- blasting
- quibbling
- skewering
- bitching
- murmuring
- sniping-at-
- moaning
- clobbering
- kicking
- lashing
- crucifying
- pillorying
- reprehending
- rebuking
- kvetching
- carping
- reproaching
- assailing
- excoriating
- caviling
- castigating
- bellyaching
- nicking-at-
- disparaging
- lambasting
- flaying
- reprimanding
- hammering
- grousing
- whining
- taking-to-task
- admonishing
- dissing
- reproving
- coming-down-hard-on-
- cavilling
- upbraiding
- deriding
- muttering
- belittling
Strongest:
Strong:
- recommending
- lauding
- lauding
- sanctioning
- sanctioning
- commending
- endorsing
- recommending
- endorsing
- commending
Weak:
blaming Meaning
Webster
blaming (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Blame
blaming Sentence Examples
- Instead of finding solutions, they resorted to blaming each other for the project's failure.
- Blaming others for your own mistakes is a sign of immaturity.
- He was constantly blaming external factors for his lack of progress.
- The siblings were caught in a cycle of blaming each other for trivial matters.
- Blaming the weather won't change the fact that the event was poorly organized.
- Instead of blaming individuals, we should focus on systemic issues that contribute to problems.
- She realized that blaming her colleagues was counterproductive and chose to address the issue calmly.
- The coach emphasized teamwork and discouraged blaming teammates for losses.
- Blaming oneself excessively can lead to feelings of guilt and inadequacy.
- The culture of blaming in the workplace created a toxic environment that hindered productivity.
FAQs About the word blaming
of Blame
knocking, faulting,criticizing, denouncing, condemning, scolding, censuring, finding fault (with),attacking, tweaking
approving, praising,praising, extolling, extolling, approving, recommending, lauding, lauding, sanctioning
Instead of finding solutions, they resorted to blaming each other for the project's failure.
Blaming others for your own mistakes is a sign of immaturity.
He was constantly blaming external factors for his lack of progress.
The siblings were caught in a cycle of blaming each other for trivial matters.
