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• s  deserving blame or censure as being wrong or evil or injurious
  blameworthy if not criminal behavior

• In effect, the Administration found the steelmakers blameworthy chiefly for the timing of the rise.
• The people of Singapore were not especially blameworthy, though they were universally blamed.
• The count, of course, is even more blameworthy.

• blamable
• blameable
• blameful
• censurable
• culpable

News & Articles

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• Sides of gay marriage debate are not even
  In his Oct. 21 letter to the editor, “Tolerance lacking in gay marriage debate,” Pearce Godwin makes the argument that “both sides” are equally blameworthy for the general lack of respect in the gay marriage debate.
  Oct. 28, 2013 - The Daily Tar Heel

Quotes

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• Donald Findlay in The Herald
  Culpable meaning blameworthy,says Donald Findlay QC , who defended Kelly in 2001. "Blameworthy is a standard that the law views as being something more than careless."
• Mary Baker Eddy in Christian Science Monitor
  Mary Baker Eddy, who founded the Monitor, wrote, "Remember that man's perfection is real and unimpeachable, whereas imperfection is blameworthy, unreal, and is not brought about by divine Love" ("Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," p.