Blamably

/ˈbleɪməbli/ adverb

Definition

In a manner that deserves blame; culpably or in a way worthy of criticism.

Etymology

From 'blamable' plus the adverb suffix '-ly.' This adverbial form describes how an action was performed in a blameworthy manner.

Kelly Says

You can say someone acted 'blamably' versus 'innocently'—the adverb form lets you describe not just what someone did, but the moral character of how they did it!

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