unblamed
英 ['ʌn'bleɪmd] 美 [ʌn'bleɪmd]

adj.

未受责备的，清白的；

权威例句

'Differing but in degree, of kind the same: may I express thee unblamed?' : Milton and the theory of accommodation.
Bad but unblameable? Role of Stigma on Evaluations of Deviant Leaders
Blaming the Unblameable? On the Liability of Mediators
Unblame the Victim: Health Disease Causes Vary
Unblame the victim: heart disease causes vary.
Parliament: Disaster Relief: UN Blamed for Mozambique Aid Delay Eight
UN blamed for lack of police in tense Kosovo
Guilt in response to blame from others.
Walking against the grain
Chapter 7. Modesty Comprehensively Considered And Not As A Sexual Virtue.