culpability

cul·pa·ble

C0799400 (kŭl′pə-bəl)adj. Deserving of blame or censure; blameworthy: "Rajiv's getting remarried without the divorce papers meant that he was equally culpable and that no one would be taking anyone to court" (Samrat Upadhyay).

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[Middle English coupable, from Old French, from Latin culpābilis, from culpāre, to blame, from culpa, fault.]

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cul′pa·bil′i·ty n.cul′pa·bly adv.

culpability

1. the condition of blameworthiness, criminality, censurability.
2. Obsolete, guilt. — culpable, adj.See also: Law

Thesaurus

Noun

1.

culpability - a state of guilt blameworthiness, culpablenessguilt, guiltiness - the state of having committed an offense

culpability

noun blame, responsibility, fault, liability, accountability He added there was clear culpability on the part of the government.

culpability

nounResponsibility for an error or crime:blame, fault, guilt, onus.

Translations

应受谴责

culpable

(ˈkalpəbl) adjective deserving blame; guilty. She was the one who committed the crime but he was culpable also. 應受譴責(處罰)的 应受谴责的，该责备的 ˌculpaˈbility noun 應受譴責 应受谴责