Ainda não temos significados para "hold blameless".
1If this appointment gives rise to discussion, we shall not be held blameless.
2If calamity must come, he at least would be held blameless.
3Yes, a woman had escaped from the Abbaye, but he had been held blameless.
4Then you shall be held blameless.
5Sometimes, but rarely, one may be caught making the same speech twice over, and yet be held blameless.
6Which right is accorded in such measure that in defence thereof men have been held blameless in taking life.
7If he oppress and extort all day, shall he be held blameless because he prayeth at night and morning?
8Tarrano was held blameless.
9How shall you longer be held blameless before that fatherland which honours you and in which you fare so well?'
10Several very serious accidents have befallen vessels in this port, for which the harbour itself ought certainly to be held blameless.
11Then Ealhstan bade him remember all the saints who had warred against the heathen, and were held blameless -nay, rather, the holier.
12So foul grew her heart with lust, that she ordained license to be law, to the end that herself might be held blameless.
13(We happened to be in a somewhat obscure nook and seated upon a stone bench-sohe must be held blameless.)