culpability in Latin
culpability in Latin is culpa — culpability means the degree to which someone is to blame for a wrongdoing or crime.
culpability in Latin
culpa
The degree of one's blameworthiness in the commission of a crime or offence.
What does "culpability" mean?
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noun The degree to which someone is to blame for a wrongdoing or crime.
"The jury had to weigh the defendant's culpability carefully."
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culpability in a sentence
- The jury had to weigh the defendant's culpability carefully.
- The report assigned culpability to several company executives.
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What is "culpability" in Latin?
"culpability" in Latin is culpa. culpability means: The degree to which someone is to blame for a wrongdoing or crime.
How do you use "culpability" in a sentence?
Example: "The jury had to weigh the defendant's culpability carefully." In Latin, "culpability" is culpa.
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