Usage of "inculpable"

Free of guilt; not subject to blame.

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Examples for "blameless"

But Powell said she did not think the current government was blameless. 
 Radio NZ 

It is forced upon you; you will be blameless in giving it. 
 The Bells of San Juan 

They walked in all the commandments and ordinances of the Lord blameless. 
 Works of John Bunyan — Volume 01 

She saw clearly that her father was not blameless in this epic. 
 Paul of dune 

While the England keeper was blameless there, he wasn't 20 minutes later. 
 The South African 

His life was irreproachable; he studied the Paris of art and history. 
 Eve's Ransom 

The livery was simple, but the appearance of her people was irreproachable. 
 Zibeline — Volume 3 

His personal appearance was of the utmost refinement and of irreproachable dignity. 
 McClure's Magazine, Vol. 6, No. 2, January, 1896 

And in continuing not to recognise Him, they made themselves irreproachable witnesses. 
 Pascal's Pensées 

Gregory replied that with the exception of pride he thought Foedor irreproachable. 
 Vaninka / Celebrated Crimes 

They are the one stainless and unimpeachable achievement of the human race. 
 The Haunted Bookshop 

Since seven o'clock the most unimpeachable decorum had reigned in the workshops. 
 The Stillwater Tragedy 

I believe it to be unimpeachable, but I cannot reveal the name. 
 The Winds of Dune 

An almost unimpeachable figure of adoration in film, Murray continues to thrill. 
 The Guardian 

Nor was this all: his very personal respectability was no longer unimpeachable. 
 The Disowned — Volume 04 

Usage of inculpable in English

It wasn't so hard to keep an individual-caring God inculpable of genocide, typhoons, and plagues. 
 Tokyo to Tijuana: Gabriele Departing America 

Inculpable through the time

Meanings of inculpable in English