Blame means: Censure. Related words include charge or damn. Below you'll find 20 example sentences showing how to use Blame in practice.

Frequent word

Blame in a sentence

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Blame meaning

  1. Censure.
  2. Culpability for something negative or undesirable.
  3. Responsibility for something meriting censure.

Synonyms of Blame

charge curst cursed infernal goddamned goddamn goddam deuced darned damned damn blessed blamed blasted incrimination

Example sentences (20)

A lot of people don’t want to go to bingo games because they don’t want to be around the smoke and I don’t blame them.

An Azerbaijani is always welcome to hate the Armenians a little more and to blame them for all our problems.

Asked who was to blame for the impending partial shutdown of the federal government, Christie said everyone in Washington.

A hobby shop in Tokyo had more than 2.2 million yen in cards stolen, and police suspect a young company worker is to blame.

A top Ukrainian security official, Oleksiy Danilov, cast blame for the blast in Taganrog on the Russian air defense system.

And the women with issues cannot nor should they try to blame all of those issues on African American men.

After going 5-11 in 1999, it was time for Reid to move on, but he didn't blame the club for the decision.

All we get are videos, memes and blame bullshit but nothing of substance with respect to the Territory.

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A visibly distraught Lindor shouldered the blame for the five runs, if not for the entire game.

Before that, there had been endless debates on whether human beings were to blame for climate change, or natural factors are behind it.

Because that's what we do, we blame the generations that came before us for our misfortunes.

Anna* was heaped with the blame despite her partner crushing her into a door at his home in southern during an argument over money in 2021.

As Drew and Carly pass their suspicions on to Sonny, and he puts his head together with Diane, it may start looking like Tracy is to blame.

If actual evidence won’t let you blame Israel and politics won’t let you blame Hamas, best to call it foggy and move on.

Analysts blame the higher rents on a chronic shortage of affordable housing, supply and demand mismatches, inflation, and lack of development.

And if we were to consider how many politicians relied on primordial sentiments in the 2023 elections, we would have enough blame to go round.

Sidhu had said, "For a handful of people, can you blame the entire nation and can you blame an individual?

While Russians do increasingly blame Mr. Putin for their ills, many more blame the bureaucrats below him.

According to new research by Kaspersky, the popular AI tool ChatGPT may be to blame.

While the players deserve the majority of the blame, most of the blame has to be laid at the feet of head coach Jim Montgomery.

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These phrases have their own page with example sentences containing the full combination:

Common combinations with blame

These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:

  • to blame 73×
  • blame for 38×
  • the blame 35×
  • blame the 29×
  • can blame 14×
  • don blame 10×
  • blame on 10×
  • blame them 10×
  • you blame
  • we blame

Frequently asked questions

How do you use "blame" in a sentence?
An example: "A lot of people don’t want to go to bingo games because they don’t want to be around the smoke and I don’t blame them." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "blame" from real English texts.
What does "blame" mean?
Blame means: Censure.
What are synonyms of "blame"?
Common synonyms of "blame" include: charge, curst, cursed, infernal, goddamned, goddamn, goddam, deuced. Plus 7 more synonyms.
How many example sentences with "blame" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "blame", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

About these examples

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