When Is Culpable Used?

When Is Culpable Used?

Culpable is typically used in serious legal contexts involving crimes. The noun culpability refers to the guilt or blame that is deserved for some crime or wrongdoing. Example: The CEO should be held criminally culpable for the negligence that resulted in the deaths of several employees.

How do you use culpable?

Culpable sentence example
  1. Much as we believe he's culpable , we don't have any hard evidence. ...
  2. We are both culpable for sending the only innocent soul either of us has ever known to Hell. ...
  3. I don't think he feels I'm culpable of a crime but he knows I'm holding back on him.

What is the example for culpable?

Example: Found culpable of throwing garbage in the creek, the litterbug was hit with a hefty fine. Example: The man driving the getaway car was just as culpable in the burglary as the two who actually broke into the store. Example: The principal knew immediately who was culpable for pulling the fire extinguisher.

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