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blamed
- IPA[blāmd]
美式
- used for emphasis, especially to express disapprobation or annoyance
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- 1. US informal used for emphasis, especially to express disapprobation or annoyance what a blamed old fool I've been I am so blamed ignorant I don't know which ones go in pairs
- assign responsibility for a fault or wrong: the inquiry blamed the engineer for the accident
- responsibility for a fault or wrong: his players had to take the blame they are trying to put the blame on us
Oxford American Dictionary
- feel or declare that (someone or something) is responsible for a fault or wrong: the inquiry blamed the train driver for the accident
- responsibility for a fault or wrong: his players had to take the blame for the defeat they are trying to put the blame on us
Oxford Dictionary
- assign responsibility for harm, injury, or misfortune to the person who has suffered it: his company victim-blamed a woman who sued for sexual misconduct trolls have victim-blamed me and accused me of ruining my attacker's life
Oxford Dictionary
- assign responsibility for harm, injury, or misfortune to the person who has suffered it: his company victim-blamed a woman who sued for sexual misconduct trolls have victim-blamed me and accused me of ruining my attacker's life
Oxford American Dictionary
- a situation in which one party blames others for something bad or unfortunate rather than ... he elects to play the blame game but that isn't very constructive
Oxford Dictionary
- a situation in which one party blames others for something bad or unfortunate rather than ...
Oxford American Dictionary
- be responsible for a fault or wrong
Oxford American Dictionary
- be responsible for a fault or wrong
Oxford Dictionary
- used to indicate that one agrees that the action or attitude taken was reasonable
Oxford Dictionary
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