IPA: //ˈkʌlpəblnəs//
KK: /kʌlpəblnəs/
The condition of being responsible for a wrongdoing or fault; the quality of being blameworthy.
The judge considered the culpableness of the defendant before making a decision.
Culpableness → It is formed from "culpa" (from Latin, meaning fault or blame) and the suffix "-ness" (meaning the state or quality of). The word "culpableness" refers to the state of being blameworthy or at fault.
Think of 'culpa' meaning fault, and remember that 'culpableness' describes the quality of being at fault or blameworthy.