blameless 音标拼音: [bl'emləs]
a . 无可责难的,无过失的,清白的
无可责难的,无过失的,清白的
blameless adj 1 :
free of guilt ;
not subject to blame ; "
has lived a blameless life "; "
of irreproachable character "; "
an unimpeachable reputation " [
synonym : {
blameless },
{
inculpable }, {
irreproachable }, {
unimpeachable }]
Blameless \
Blame "
less \,
a .
Free from blame ;
without fault ;
innocent ;
guiltless ; --
sometimes followed by of .
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1913 Webster ]
A bishop then must be blameless . --
1 Tim .
iii .
2 .
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Blameless still of arts that polish to deprave .
--
Mallet .
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We will be blameless of this thine oath . --
Josh .
ii .
17 .
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Syn :
Irreproachable ;
sinless ;
unblemished ;
inculpable .
Usage : {
Blameless }, {
Spotless }, {
Faultless }, {
Stainless }.
We speak of a thing as blameless when it is free from blame ,
or the just imputation of fault ;
as ,
a blameless life or character .
The others are stronger .
We speak of a thing as faultless ,
stainless ,
or spotless ,
only when we mean that it is absolutely without fault or blemish ;
as ,
a spotless or stainless reputation ;
a faultless course of conduct .
The last three words apply only to the general character ,
while blameless may be used in reverence to particular points ;
as ,
in this transaction he was wholly blameless .
We also apply faultless to personal appearance ;
as ,
a faultless figure ;
which can not be done in respect to any of the other words .
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1913 Webster ]
82 Moby Thesaurus words for "
blameless ":
Christian ,
angelic ,
childlike ,
clean ,
clear ,
creditable ,
decent ,
dovelike ,
erect ,
estimable ,
ethical ,
exemplary ,
fair ,
faultless ,
full of integrity ,
good ,
guiltless ,
high -
minded ,
high -
principled ,
highly respectable ,
honest ,
honorable ,
immaculate ,
in the clear ,
incorrupt ,
inculpable ,
innocent ,
inviolate ,
irreprehensible ,
irreproachable ,
just ,
lamblike ,
law -
abiding ,
law -
loving ,
law -
revering ,
lily -
white ,
manly ,
moral ,
noble ,
not guilty ,
offenseless ,
prelapsarian ,
principled ,
pristine ,
pure ,
reproachless ,
reputable ,
respectable ,
right ,
right -
minded ,
righteous ,
sans reproche ,
sinless ,
spotless ,
stainless ,
sterling ,
true -
dealing ,
true -
devoted ,
true -
disposing ,
true -
souled ,
true -
spirited ,
truehearted ,
unblemished ,
uncorrupt ,
uncorrupted ,
undefiled ,
unfallen ,
unimpeachable ,
unlapsed ,
unspotted ,
unstained ,
unsullied ,
untarnished ,
untouched by evil ,
upright ,
uprighteous ,
upstanding ,
virtuous ,
with clean hands ,
without reproach ,
worthy ,
yeomanly
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