blameless

Modifying Another Word

• entirely: But he is not entirely blameless for the deal.
• completely: In fact the only completely blameless person is Franklin, Arden's friend, played by Neil Harvey.
• not: Some leaders of the services are not blameless, either.
• totally: When the body falls prey to sickness, the mind is never totally blameless.
• fairly: From the first couple of sentences: " I'd always lived a fairly blameless life.
• exactly: Anyway your own party is not exactly blameless on this.

Used with adjective complement

• preserve: Paul puts the spirit first when he speaks of our whole spirit, soul and body being preserved blameless.
• keep: May your whole spirit, soul and body be kept blameless at the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.
• find: Oh, what a joy it will be to be found blameless in the day of judgment!
• hold: The Royal Free's management, of course, cannot be held blameless.

Modifies a noun

• victim: The Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme provides compensation to blameless victims of crimes of violence.
• life: A blameless life, in all its glorious detail.
• character: First, the minister must be of blameless character.
• gentleman: Why in the world should you suspect that very blameless black-coated gentleman?
• man: Consciousness of sin, even in an outwardly blameless man, makes us all tremble in the presence of anything heavenly.
• person: In fact the only completely blameless person is Franklin, Arden's friend, played by Neil Harvey.