blaming

[US]/[ˈbleɪmɪŋ]/
[UK]/[ˈbleɪmɪŋ]/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

v. (present participle of blame)Expressing or assigning responsibility for a fault or error.; Feeling or showing that you are responsible for something bad that has happened.
adj.Expressing or assigning blame; critical.
n.The act of blaming someone or something.

Phrases & Collocations

stop blaming

blaming others

blaming game

blaming someone

blaming myself

blaming policy

blaming him

blaming her

blaming it

blaming around

Example Sentences

the manager avoided blaming the employee for the mistake.

stop blaming yourself for things you couldn't control.

there's no point in blaming others; take responsibility.

he was constantly blaming the system for his failures.

she resented being blamed for something she didn't do.

the accident wasn't anyone's fault; there was no blaming.

the coach refused to blame the players for the loss.

instead of blaming, let's focus on finding a solution.

the report detailed the events without assigning or blaming.

he felt unfairly blamed for the project's shortcomings.

it's unproductive to spend time blaming each other.

the investigation aimed to determine fault, not blaming individuals.

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