adj
blameless
adj
1
Free of any fault or wrongdoing; innocent.
"The investigation found the driver blameless in the accident."
"She led a quiet, blameless life in the small village."
How to Use Blameless
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishNot at fault at all — completely innocent of wrongdoing.
Common pairings
blameless conduct
found blameless
blameless life
Word Forms
more blameless comparative, most blameless superlative
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Etymology
From "blame" plus the suffix "-less," meaning "without."
Rhymes for blameless
useless
ageless
wireless
hopeless
homeless
tireless
careless
lifeless
baseless
clueless
timeless
loveless
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