blamelessly

IPA/ˈbleɪmləsli/
IPA/ˈbleɪmləsli/

blamelessly — 副詞

1. without fault; in a manner that deserves no blame or criticism from others

1.副詞B2
釋義

無可指責地

行為沒有過錯,不應受到責備

without fault; in a manner that deserves no blame or criticism from others

例句

Jude carried out the task blamelessly, yet still faced sharp criticism from the board.

Jude 無可指責地完成了任務,卻仍然受到董事會的嚴厲批評。

adverb after verb: carried out ... blamelessly

Despite the accident, the inquiry found that Nila had acted blamelessly throughout.

儘管發生了事故,調查發現 Nila 自始至終都無可指責地行事。

同義詞
  • innocently

    more common and less formal; often suggests lack of harmful intent rather than a formal judgment of fault

  • irreproachably

    stronger and very formal; means beyond any possible criticism, often in moral or professional contexts

  • faultlessly

    focuses on perfect execution without error, rather than on moral blame

反義詞
  • culpably

    formal; in a way that deserves blame or punishment

  • blameworthily

    rare; in a manner deserving censure

文法句型

verb + blamelessly

用法筆記

Used in formal contexts such as official investigations, legal settings, or when making a moral judgment. In casual speech, speakers more often rephrase with 'did nothing wrong' or use 'innocently'.

常見錯誤

She blamelessly forgot to call me back.
She innocently forgot to call me back.
💡'blamelessly' implies a serious judgment about moral fault; forgetting to call is a minor slip, not a matter of blame.