blameful

“I can see Van Jones as being correct, and also see his statements as potentially and unnecessarily blameful.”

“Yes, I have been angry but I’m not blameful,” says Mackmin.

The crime was producing coverage considered tawdry, overblown and blameful of the victim.

Men like Hungry Joe glowered at him with blameful hatred, and Appleby subjected him to vindictive discourtesy now that he had established himself as a hot pilot and a ping-pong player who never lost a point.

Nor do I relish being subjected to implicitly blameful questions about my family or childbearing history, my pre-diagnosis dietary or smoking habits, exercise regimes, or stress and anger levels.