0 present participle of blame --
1 to say or think that someone or something did something wrong or is responsible for something bad happening: --
I don't blame him for getting angry - she's being really annoying.
Hugh blames his lack of confidence on his mother.
Hugh blames his mother for his lack of confidence.
Teetotalling revivalists called beery men to account, blaming household disorder on their indolence.
They were unequivocal in blaming this upon the spread of night trawling.
In appraising findings from this research, we believe also that it is critical to guard against blaming suburban parents for problems documented among their children.
He began tactfully by reviewing the past and blaming some previous problems on the underfunding of the inter-war years.
Certainly there is a danger of blaming the victim-the patient for her values, the doctor for her patients.
Nothing in this approach would prohibit blaming and punishing innocent people if doing so would maximize the good.
Because both types of objectives are legitimate goals of sociolinguistics, blaming an apple for not being an orange seems rather pointless.
Contemporary reviewers could dismiss the class implications of the conclusions of both these novels by blaming the heroines for selling themselves.
