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blamelessness

[bleym-lis] Origin

blame·less

[bleym-lis]
adjective
free from or not deserving blame; guiltless: a blameless child.

Origin:
1350–1400; Middle English; see blame, -less

blame·less·ly, adverb
blame·less·ness, noun


irreproachable. See innocent.


guilty.

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blameless (ˈbleɪmlɪs)
 
adj
free from blame; innocent
 
'blamelessly
 
adv
 
'blamelessness
 
n

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blameless
late 14c., from blame + -less.
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