blameful

“I can see Van Jones as being correct, and also see his statements as potentially and unnecessarily blameful.”

“Yes, I have been angry but I’m not blameful,” says Mackmin.

The crime was producing coverage considered tawdry, overblown and blameful of the victim.

Nor do I relish being subjected to implicitly blameful questions about my family or childbearing history, my pre-diagnosis dietary or smoking habits, exercise regimes, or stress and anger levels.

He was driven by a hunger to be “good enough”—accomplished enough, successful enough—to please his demanding father and blameful mother.