blameably

[US]/[ˈbleɪməbli]/
[UK]/[ˈbleɪməbli]/

Translation

adv.In a way that deserves blame; reprehensibly.; In a manner suggesting fault or responsibility.

Phrases & Collocations

blameably slow

acting blameably

blameably unfair

blameably late

seemed blameably

blameably careless

blameably wrong

blameably quiet

blameably obvious

blameably predictable

Example Sentences

the project failed, and the manager was blameably absent during crucial meetings.

he acted blameably, ignoring all warnings about the dangerous weather conditions.

the team lost the game, and the quarterback played blameably throughout the second half.

she reacted blameably to the criticism, becoming defensive and aggressive.

the company’s response to the crisis was blameably slow and ineffective.

he behaved blameably at the party, making inappropriate comments to everyone.

the politician’s actions were blameably self-serving and lacked any integrity.

the security measures were blameably inadequate, allowing the theft to occur.

the witness’s testimony was blameably inaccurate, hindering the investigation.

the system design was blameably flawed, leading to frequent errors and crashes.

the construction work was blameably shoddy, posing a safety hazard to the public.

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