The quality or state of being capable of being blamed; the degree to which someone or something can be held responsible.
From 'blamable' (worthy of blame) plus the abstract noun suffix '-ity.' This philosophical term emerged in 17th-century English to discuss responsibility and moral accountability.
Legal scholars use 'blamability' when discussing whether someone can be morally blamed—a child who doesn't understand consequences has low blamability, but an adult making the same choice has high blamability!
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