unblamable

[US]/ʌnˈbleɪməbl/
[UK]/ʌnˈbleɪməbl/

Translation

adj.not deserving of blame; free from fault or criticism

Phrases & Collocations

unblamable conduct

unblamable reputation

unblamable character

completely unblamable

seems unblamable

unblamable actions

unblamable behavior

totally unblamable

undeniably unblamable

appears unblamable

Example Sentences

the jury declared him unblamable in the matter.

her unblamable conduct throughout the investigation impressed everyone.

it would be unfair to label his actions as blamable when the evidence shows he was completely unblamable.

the committee found the official's actions unblamable and cleared his name.

despite the controversy, her unblamable reputation remained intact.

the judge ruled that the defendant's unblamable record should be considered during sentencing.

his unblamable service to the community spanned over three decades.

the report concluded that the company was unblamable for the environmental damage.

she maintained an unblamable character even under intense scrutiny.

the athlete's unblamable sportsmanship earned him widespread respect.

the unblamable nature of his intentions was evident to all who knew him.

parents often struggle to remain unblamable in their children's eyes.

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