culpable (Meaning)

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culpable (s)

deserving blame or censure as being wrong or evil or injurious

The jury found the defendant culpable of the crime based on the evidence presented.
Despite his attempts to deny involvement, he remained culpable for the theft.
The company's executives were held culpable for the financial mismanagement that led to bankruptcy.
In the court's eyes, both parties were equally culpable for the altercation.
The investigation revealed that multiple individuals were culpable for the embezzlement scheme.
She felt guilty for her actions and acknowledged that she was culpable for the consequences.
The law holds individuals culpable for their actions, regardless of intent.
The committee determined that the contractor was culpable for the structural defects in the building.
The police concluded that the driver was culpable for the accident due to reckless driving.
The company's failure to address safety concerns made them culpable for the workplace accident.

deserving blame or censure as being wrong or evil or injurious

guilty, blameworthy, reckless, improper, reprehensible, foolish, reproachable, sinful, bad,punishable

impeccable, blameless, impeccable, faultless,blameless, pure, perfect, pure, perfect, faultless

The jury found the defendant culpable of the crime based on the evidence presented.

Despite his attempts to deny involvement, he remained culpable for the theft.

The company's executives were held culpable for the financial mismanagement that led to bankruptcy.

In the court's eyes, both parties were equally culpable for the altercation.