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blame
Verb
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If you blame someone or something for something bad, you say or think that they are the reason for or cause of it.
It's not your fault... don't blame yourself.
If you keep asking the woman why he attacked her, you're blaming the victim.
She's changed, but I blame it on the drugs.
Everything's gone wrong, and I want to know who's to blame.
blame
Noun
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The blame for something bad is the idea that you made or let it happen.
You keep your mouth shut and I'll take the blame.
I went told lies, beat up smaller boys, and put the blame on someone else.
Coaches and players must share the blame for the worst season in club history.
another
Determinative
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Another of something means that there is one more of it.
Is there another way to do this?
Mike and another man came to our house.
I can't do this now. Let's do it another time.
Another of the things you can't ask is "how old are you?"
I've got this shirt, and another just like it.
That's another one of those things I have to do.
Can I just sleep for another five minutes?
I've been very busy with one thing and another.
I'll do it one way or another.
And another thing: clean this up!
I hope we don't get another George Bush.
Oh no! Not another problem!