blamable [brit. angl. ˈbleɪməb(ə)l, am. angl. ˈbleɪməb(ə)l] PRID.
blamable → blameworthy
blameworthy [brit. angl. ˈbleɪmwəːði, am. angl. ˈbleɪmˌwərði] PRID.
1. blameworthy (responsible):
- blameworthy person
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2. blameworthy (reprehensible):
- blameworthy action, conduct
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It is a moral judgment that the individual is blameworthy.
en.wikipedia.org If only organizations are held accountable, then all individuals in the organization are equally blameworthy or all are excused.
en.wikipedia.org Also, it reflects the bully's' success', as it were, in that the victim is seen as blameworthy, humiliated and weak, the loser.
www.abc.net.au That's because many statutes outlaw conduct that is not inherently blameworthy.
www.washingtontimes.com If you knew something was morally blameworthy when you did it, it shouldn't surprise you to discover it was a crime too.
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