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Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of blame, censure, and reproach. It extends to the idea of being blamed or deserving of criticism, and also encompasses the notion of something being defective or flawed.
Derived headwords
- 1.to blameboth
To express disapproval or censure of someone or something, often for a fault or wrongdoing.
- 2.to reproachboth
To express disappointment or criticism to someone, often in a way that makes them feel ashamed.
- 1.blameboth
The act of blaming or the state of being blamed; censure or reproach.
- 2.reproachboth
A cause of shame or disgrace; an expression of disapproval.
- 1.blameworthyboth
Deserving of blame or censure; worthy of reproach.
- 2.reprehensibleboth
Censurable; deserving of strong disapproval.
- 3.defectiveclassical
Imperfect or faulty; not up to standard.
- 1.protectionclassical
A covenant or pledge that guarantees protection or security.
- 2.responsibilityclassical
A duty or obligation to protect or uphold something.
- 1.covenantclassical
A formal agreement or promise, often involving protection or allegiance.
- 2.protectionclassical
A state of security or safety guaranteed by an agreement.
- 3.responsibilityclassical
An obligation or duty, especially one related to a covenant or agreement.
- 1.she blamedboth
Past tense, third person feminine singular of 'to blame'.
- 1.he blamesboth
Present tense, third person masculine singular of 'to blame'.
- 1.blameclassical
The state of being blamed or deserving of blame.