make sb culpable

Frequency: 5.54.1 per million words

Used to describe an action that causes someone to be responsible.

culpableVERBS + culpable

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make sb

Examples (10)

  • His refusal to admit his mistake makes him even more culpable in my view.
  • Their attempt to hide the evidence made them culpable for obstruction of justice.
  • The driver's decision to speed in a school zone made him culpable for the accident.
  • Negligence in maintaining the equipment could make the company culpable in the event of a failure.
  • Any action that knowingly endangers others will make you morally culpable.
  • Does failing to report the crime make a witness culpable in the eyes of the law?
  • Providing a false alibi will make her culpable of perjury.
  • The flawed chain of command made even junior officers culpable for the strategic errors.
  • His repeated lies have made him culpable for the entire company's collapse.
  • Ignoring the safety warnings made the entire team culpable for the subsequent disaster.