Culpable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CULPABLE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• blameworthy
• deserving blame
• Deserving censure; worthy of blame; faulty; immoral; criminal.
• Guilty; as, culpable of a crime.
• deserving blame or censure as being wrong or evil or injurious
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• deserving blame or censure

Words related to CULPABLE

culpably17

Words that contain CULPABLE

exculpable23 inculpable16 culpableness18 culpablenesses20 inculpableness20

How to use CULPABLE in a sentence

• The only possible excuse that can be urged, either by nurse or mother, for this culpable practice, is the plea of imparting warmth to the infant.
• From these instances we may collect when in other like cases it is unseasonable, and therefore culpable.
• Silence is not very culpable when nothing pleasing is suppressed.
• She accepted her share of responsibility and blame, admitted that she had been very culpable, and spoke of eternal remorse.
• That he, himself, would be held equally culpable with the woman was of no moment.
• The intentions of the first may be upright, as they may on the contrary be culpable.
• They replied, because they were not culpable, and had no reason for avoiding a trial that would manifest their innocence.
• A piece of strange and culpable blindness for which Rohan was to pay right dearly.
• But the bitterest effect of this weak and culpable abdication of his rights was experienced by his slaves.
• In this he was culpable, and paid the forfeit with his life.
• But shee weeping in lamentable wise, did swear by all the gods, that shee was not culpable of this crime.
• For the same man to have accepted a similar invitation from the Sikhs, or even from his own countrymen, would have been an act of culpable and aimless suicide.
• Excessive love of preferment, and culpable inactivity in performing the duties of their office, are the worst accusations that are brought against them as a body.
• For all the infinite varieties and contradictions of mere opinion he had the largest tolerance, knowing that no opinion, as such, is culpable.
• In like manner, it is a misrepresentation of the facts to assert the culpable selfishness of the faith in a future life as a demanded reward for fidelity and merit here.
• Neither day nor night did he seem to desist for a moment from his efforts to atone, by his own vigilance and activity, for the culpable inefficiency and negligence of others.
• In reply, Lord Howick endeavoured to show that the government was not culpable in omitting to back their resolutions of the last year with a military force.
• If he abandoneth it, assuredly he will not regard aught save God, and, apart from this, the fear of God will withhold him from committing forbidden and culpable actions.
• Cleary was assiduous in his attentions, but, intimate as they were, Sam could never bring himself to confess his culpable weakness to him.
• Conscience urged that delay was little less culpable than refusal, since every hour gave the criminal an added chance of escape.
• It gives me special pain, Williams, to have observed that you, too, a boy high in your remove, were guilty of this most culpable levity.
• She foresaw that she would see her, and she determined not to avoid her, by way of inflicting upon herself a punishment for what she considered her culpable hopes.
• But there is one sort of inconsistency which is culpable.
• The rumour reached Denry, who maintained a culpable silence.
• However, we have them safe in prison, and they are just sufficiently culpable for us to keep them in prison as long as we find it convenient.
• Besides, d’Artagnan from her own admission knew Milady culpable of treachery in matters more important, and could entertain no respect for her.
• He alone is not to blame, I also am culpable, for I acknowledge the encouragement I have given him.
• Harney, with a culpable blindness, had made an extraordinary arrangement with Gen.
• It is highly probable that the wife of Count Neipperg would rather not have been reminded of her amorous habits and other culpable conduct by these little attentions.
• To him she was Jerrie, the girl he loved, and he would defend her to the bitter end, no matter how culpable she had been in keeping silence so long.

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