Blamable in a sentence as an adjective

As others have suggested, I meant "on" in the sense of "blamable on".

But of all the forms of selfishness in existence, it's the most acceptable and least blamable one.

Yes, the way of cleaning is absolutely blamable, since the government doesn't own the place where they pee and yet some Chinese do love the pee.

I have a feeling subconsciously we all want Apple to fail at something and try to latch on to anything remotely blamable.

The only blamable thing in this story is that the so called mainstream media are not technically knowledgeable enough to "scientifically" check their news sources.

Blamable definitions

adjective

deserving blame or censure as being wrong or evil or injurious; "blameworthy if not criminal behavior"; "censurable misconduct"; "culpable negligence"

See also: blameworthy blameable blameful censurable culpable