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Free of guilt; not subject to blame.
irreproachable
unimpeachable
inculpable
innocent
guiltless
clean-handed
1
But Powell said she did not think the current government was
blameless
.
2
It is forced upon you; you will be
blameless
in giving it.
3
They walked in all the commandments and ordinances of the Lord
blameless
.
4
She saw clearly that her father was not
blameless
in this epic.
5
While the England keeper was
blameless
there, he wasn't 20 minutes later.
6
But the Salz report shows the retail bank was not
blameless
either.
7
Since an overseer is entrusted with God's work, he must be
blameless
.
8
Then he would make absolutely certain that she knew she was
blameless
.
9
How could anyone fail to know the fans were
blameless
in 1989?
10
Sometimes the
blameless
subject of the article proves to be the target.
11
Judge Robert Nugent found none of the parties
blameless
for the deaths.
12
But however it may be with the guide, the followers are
blameless
.
13
How could she ever take her
blameless
place in the world again.
14
Mervyn I know to be
blameless
;
but Welbeck is indeed a villain.
15
God, who hath girt me with strength; and made my way
blameless
.
16
We are too thoughtless, I must own; but you are not
blameless
.
blameless
blameless life
entirely blameless
hold blameless
altogether blameless
quite blameless