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Meanings of altogether blameless in English

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Usage of altogether blameless in English
1
In this, it is possible, I was not altogether blameless.
The Writings of Samuel Adams - Volume 4
2
Prince Gerbot may not have been altogether blameless.
Malvina of Brittany
3
We were not altogether blameless, by any means.
Andersonville: A Story of Rebel Military Prisons
4
Daphne's jealousy made him ridiculous; he resented it hotly; yet he knew he was not altogether blameless.
Marriage à la mode
5
There was, however, a lack of vigilance on the part of somebody; possibly General Milroy was not altogether blameless.
Slavery and Four Years of War, Vol. 1-2 / A Political History of...
6
He is altogether blameless.
John Halifax, Gentleman
7
The son granted that Lars might not be altogether blameless; if he had now begun drinking it was a bad sign.
The Emperor of Portugallia
8
"But you will pardon me, as you see I am altogether blameless?"
Monte-Cristo's Daughter
9
"I don't say that I was altogether blameless but-
Esther Waters
10
"I am altogether blameless, but if I should be the cause of tearing you from your bride-
The Northern Light
11
"Perhaps-perhapsit occurred to you later on that, in charity to your brother, the er-woman might not have been altogether blameless."
The Marooner
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