blamable

He is less blamable than one who is too lazy to part it at all, and has always the appearance of having just got up.

The situation of this country is deplorable, and the infatuation of their government in taking the most dilatory and ineffectual measures for their protection, highly blamable.

Liable to be accused or censured; chargeable with a crime or fault; blamable; Ð with of.

If he is accountable for the habit, he is blamable for the crime that follows.

Our ancestors would have been indeed blamable had they concealed their faith; but, on the contrary, they defended it at the price of their property and lives.