Definition

In a way that deserves blame or criticism.

Example

He acted blamably in the situation, leading to the accident.

Conversation

I can't believe he handled that situation so poorly.

Yeah, he acted blamably and put everyone in a tough spot.

It's frustrating because now we all have to deal with the consequences.

Exactly, and it could have been avoided if he had thought things through.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Blamably is formed from "blame" (from Old French *blamer*, meaning to reproach or censure) and "-ably" (meaning in a manner that can be). The word "blamably" means in a manner that can be reproached or censured.

Memory Tip

Think of the word 'blame' and remember that 'blamably' means something can be reproached or criticized.

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