Pronunciation: /bleɪmd/
verb to assign responsibility for a fault or wrong
A1 She blamed her dog for eating her homework.
A2 The teacher blamed the students for not studying enough.
B1 The company blamed the economic downturn for their financial losses.
B2 The government was blamed for the increase in crime rates.
C1 The CEO was blamed for the company's unethical practices.
C2 The politician was blamed for the corruption scandal.
adjective feeling or expressing disapproval or condemnation
A1 She blamed the broken vase on her cat.
A2 The teacher blamed the missing homework on the student's laziness.
B1 The company was blamed for the environmental damage caused by their factories.
B2 The politician was blamed for the corruption scandal that rocked the government.
C1 The CEO was blamed for the company's financial losses and subsequent layoffs.
C2 The coach was blamed for the team's poor performance in the championship game.
formal The company's CEO blamed the decrease in profits on the global economic downturn.
informal She blamed her tardiness on traffic.
slang He got blamed for breaking the vase even though it wasn't his fault.
figurative The politician was quick to blame his opponent for the scandal, deflecting attention from his own wrongdoings.
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