unblamable
- adjective
- /ʌnˈbleɪməbl/
- His record at work was unblamable, with no complaints or issues reported.
Examples
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The judge found his behavior to be completely unblamable in the situation.
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She acted in an unblamable manner throughout the entire process.
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You are unblamable for what happened yesterday.
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Her actions were unblamable in that situation.
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The child's actions were unblamable, as he had no idea what he was doing.
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In her role as a mediator, she remained unblamable throughout the entire dispute.
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Even after the incident, he maintained an unblamable reputation for his honesty and integrity.
Synonyms
Too powerful for people to criticize or harm
Not guilty of any wrong
Completely free from blame so no one can criticize them
Not guilty of a crime or fault
Not deserving blame because nothing is wrong
Not responsible for a crime or mistake
Having a clean reputation with no scandal
Antonyms
How Blameworthy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unblamable is made from un- meaning 'not' and blame meaning 'to say someone did wrong'. So unblamable describes someone or something that cannot be blamed and is free from fault.