blamer

Meanings

• A person who blames others for their own mistakes or misfortunes.

  - "John was late for the meeting, but instead of accepting responsibility, he blamed the traffic."
  - "Sarah's team lost the game, but instead of analyzing their mistakes and figuring out how to improve, they all started blaming each other for the loss."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with blamer
balmer , calmer , halmer , palmer , salmer , talmer , valmer , walmer

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Homophones

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1. blamer, balmer
   

2. blame, balm, bale
   

3. bait, bit, bat
   

4. blew, blew, blew
   

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Variants

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blame , blamed , blamer , blamers , blames , blaming , to blame

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Forms

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The word 'blamer' can appear in various forms, such as 'blamers', 'the blamer', 'the one who blames', etc.

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Etymology

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The word 'blamer' is derived from the verb 'blame', which means to accuse or criticize someone for a mistake or a wrongdoing.

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Related Concepts

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1. Victim blaming: Victim blaming refers to the act of blaming or criticizing a victim of a crime or a misfortune for the mistake or the misfortune that has befallen them. This behavior is considered harmful, unjust, and often leads to further victimization of the person who has been blamed or criticized.

2. Moral blame: Moral blame refers to the act of blaming or criticizing someone for their moral failing or wrongdoing. This behavior is often based on moral principles, values, or beliefs, and is intended to convey disapproval, censure, or reproof of the person who has been blamed or criticized.

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Culture

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In various cultures, the concept of blaming others for one's own mistakes or misfortunes is not uncommon. However, it is generally considered an unproductive and counterproductive behavior that can lead to resentment, conflict, and a breakdown of trust and cooperation between individuals or groups.

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