blameless in Latin
blameless in Latin is innocens — blameless means free of any fault or wrongdoing; innocent.
blameless in Latin
innocens
Free from blame; without fault; innocent
What does "blameless" mean?
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adj Free of any fault or wrongdoing; innocent.
"The investigation found the driver blameless in the accident."
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blameless in a sentence
- The investigation found the driver blameless in the accident.
- She led a quiet, blameless life in the small village.
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What is "blameless" in Latin?
"blameless" in Latin is innocens. blameless means: Free of any fault or wrongdoing; innocent.
How do you use "blameless" in a sentence?
Example: "The investigation found the driver blameless in the accident." In Latin, "blameless" is innocens.
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