blameless (Meaning)

Wordnet

blameless (s)

free of guilt; not subject to blame

Webster

Free from blame; without fault; innocent; guiltless; -- sometimes followed by of.

Despite the chaos, the child remained blameless in the eyes of the teacher, as it was clear he wasn't involved.
She emerged from the investigation as blameless, with evidence proving her innocence.
The blameless bystander was caught in the crossfire of the heated argument.
His blameless character was evident in the way he handled the accusations with grace and dignity.
The blameless victim of the scam lost her life savings in the fraudulent scheme.
Despite the pressures of the situation, he remained blameless, never once compromising his principles.
It was clear to everyone that the puppy was blameless in the destruction of the garden; it was just being playful.
The blameless decision to cancel the event was made in consideration of the safety of all participants.
Even in the face of adversity, she maintained a blameless reputation through her integrity and honesty.
The blameless nature of the accident was confirmed by the thorough investigation, absolving all parties involved of any wrongdoing.

free of guilt; not subject to blameFree from blame; without fault; innocent; guiltless; -- sometimes followed by of.

irreproachable, faultless,innocent, guiltless, acquitted, ethical, clear,inculpable, moral, in the clear

guilty, blameworthy, punishable, culpable, blameworthy,guilty, punishable, culpable, indictable, indictable

Despite the chaos, the child remained blameless in the eyes of the teacher, as it was clear he wasn't involved.

She emerged from the investigation as blameless, with evidence proving her innocence.

The blameless bystander was caught in the crossfire of the heated argument.

His blameless character was evident in the way he handled the accusations with grace and dignity.