Culpableness
Pronunciation: /ˈkəɫpəbəɫˈnɛs/
Culpableness (noun)
- The degree to which someone is responsible for a wrong action, showing how much blame they deserve.
- A measure of how morally wrong an act is, based on the person’s responsibility and choices.
Examples
- Her culpableness was high, so the blame felt fair.
- The report measured culpableness to decide the blame level.