- verbblame (verb) · blames (third person present) · blamed (past tense) · blamed (past participle) · blaming (present participle)
- assign responsibility for a fault or wrong:"the inquiry blamed the engineer for the accident"
- (blame something on)assign the responsibility for something bad to (someone or something):"they blame youth crime on unemployment"
nounblame (noun)- responsibility for a fault or wrong:"his players had to take the blame" · "they are trying to put the blame on us"
OriginMiddle English: from Old French blamer, blasmer (verb), from a popular Latin variant of ecclesiastical Latin blasphemare ‘reproach, revile, blaspheme’, from Greek blasphēmein (see blaspheme).Similar and Opposite Wordsverb
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