Blamefully: meaning, definitions and examples
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blamefully
[ ˈbleɪmfʊli ]
used to describe an action or behavior
In a way that shows disapproval or condemnation of someone's actions.
Synonyms
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blamefully |
Use this word when someone is assigning responsibility for something bad or wrong. It has a negative connotation and often implies that the person being blamed is at fault.
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accusingly |
This word fits when someone is pointing out a wrongdoing or fault, often in a direct or confrontational manner. It suggests that the person feels sure the other person did something wrong.
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condemningly |
Best used when someone expresses strong disapproval or punishment. It carries a serious and often moralistic tone, suggesting that the person is not only blaming but also looking down on the behavior.
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Examples of usage
- She looked at him blamefully, as if it were his fault.
- The teacher shook her head blamefully as the students continued to misbehave.
Translations
Translations of the word "blamefully" in other languages:
🇵🇹 culposamente
🇮🇳 दोषपूर्ण तरीके से
🇩🇪 schuldhaft
🇮🇩 dengan rasa bersalah
🇺🇦 винувато
🇵🇱 obwiniająco
🇯🇵 非難するように (ひなんするように)
🇫🇷 de manière coupable
🇪🇸 culpablemente
🇹🇷 suçlayarak
🇰🇷 비난하며
🇸🇦 بشكل مذنب
🇨🇿 viní
🇸🇰 obviňujúco
🇨🇳 责备地 (zébèi de)
🇸🇮 krivo
🇮🇸 ásakandi
🇰🇿 кінәлі түрде
🇬🇪 ბრალდებით
🇦🇿 günahkarcasına
🇲🇽 culpablemente
Etymology
The word 'blamefully' is derived from the noun 'blame' which originated from the Old French word 'blasmer' meaning to find fault with or criticize. The suffix '-ful' is added to form the adverb 'blamefully', indicating the manner in which blame is expressed. The use of 'blamefully' dates back to the 15th century and has been commonly used in literature and formal writing to convey disapproval or condemnation.
See also: blamable, blamably, blame, blameless, blamelessly, blamelessness, blamer, blameworthily, blameworthy, blaming.