Blamer: meaning, definitions and examples

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blamer

[ ˈbleɪmər ]

Noun

^{Context #1 | Noun}

in a discussion

A person who assigns fault or responsibility to someone else for a negative outcome or situation.

Synonyms

accuser, fault-finder, finger-pointer.

Which Synonym Should You Choose?

Word	Description / Examples
blamer	Used to describe someone who constantly puts the blame on others, often unfairly. He is a blamer who never takes responsibility for his mistakes. The blamer in the group always finds a way to shift the fault to someone else.
accuser	Refers to someone who formally accuses another person of wrongdoing, often with some evidence or basis. The accuser in the court provided solid evidence to support his claims. She felt nervous when she realized her accuser was present in the room.
fault-finder	Describes a person who habitually criticizes or finds faults in others, often over minor issues. He is a renowned fault-finder who always focuses on people's shortcomings. Her reputation as a fault-finder makes everyone wary of her judgments.
finger-pointer	Used for someone who readily points out others' mistakes or wrongdoings, often in a defensive or deflective manner. In moments of stress, he becomes a finger-pointer, blaming colleagues for his own errors. Instead of solving the issue, the meeting turned into a session of finger-pointing.

Examples of usage

He is always the blamer in our group, never taking responsibility for his own mistakes.
She is quick to point fingers and play the role of the blamer when things go wrong.

^{Context #2 | Noun}

informal

A person who habitually criticizes or reproaches others.

Synonyms

critic, faultfinder, nagger.

Which Synonym Should You Choose?

Word	Description / Examples
blamer	Used to describe a person who repeatedly assigns blame to others, often to avoid taking responsibility themselves. This word can carry a negative connotation. He is such a blamer, always pointing fingers when something goes wrong. Don't be a blamer; let's figure out a solution together.
critic	Typically refers to someone who evaluates and provides feedback on someone's work or performance, usually in a thoughtful and informed manner. Can be neutral or positive depending on the context. The film critic gave the movie a glowing review. He is a well-respected art critic.
faultfinder	Describes a person who habitually finds problems or faults in others or in their work. This has a negative connotation, suggesting that the person is overly critical. She is such a faultfinder, never satisfied with anything. His constant faultfinding is very demoralizing for the team.
nagger	Describes someone who persistently annoys or criticizes, often in a repetitive and complaining manner. This word carries a negative connotation and suggests irritation caused by constant criticism. Stop being a nagger; you've already told me three times. Their nagging is driving everyone crazy.

Examples of usage

She has gained a reputation as a blamer, constantly finding fault with those around her.
The blamer in the office tends to create a negative atmosphere with constant complaints.

Translations

Translations of the word "blamer" in other languages:

🇵🇹 culpador

🇮🇳 दोष लगाने वाला

🇩🇪 Schuldiger

🇮🇩 penuduh

🇺🇦 обвинувач

🇵🇱 oskarżyciel

🇯🇵 責める人 (semaru hito)

🇫🇷 accusateur

🇪🇸 acusador

🇹🇷 suçlayan

🇰🇷 비난하는 사람 (binan haneun saram)

🇸🇦 الملام

🇨🇿 obvinovatel

🇸🇰 obviňovateľ

🇨🇳 指责者 (zhǐzé zhě)

🇸🇮 krivec

🇮🇸 ásakandi

🇰🇿 айыптаушы

🇬🇪 დამსჯელი (damsjeli)

🇦🇿 günahlandırıcı

🇲🇽 acusador

Etymology

The word 'blamer' originates from the Middle English 'blamen', which means 'to blame'. The term has been used since the 14th century to describe individuals who assign fault or criticize others. Over time, 'blamer' has evolved to encompass those who habitually find fault or reproach others. The concept of blaming or assigning responsibility has been a common theme in human interactions and relationships throughout history.