What does CULPA mean?

Heres your answer: culpa

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: Fault, blame, or guilt, especially when attached to a legal or moral responsibility for an offense or wrongdoing.

Pronunciation (US): KUHL-puh

Pronunciation (UK): KUHL-puh

Origin and Usage: The word "culpa" comes from the Latin word "culpa," which means "fault" or "blame." It has been used in English since the 17th century, primarily in legal contexts. In modern usage, it is often used in legal and moral contexts to describe responsibility for wrongdoing or offenses.

Synonyms: Blame, fault, guilt, responsibility, accountability

Related Words: Fault, blame, guilt, error, shame

Example Sentences:

• He accepted culpa for the mistake and apologized to his boss.
• The company was found to be at culpa for the environmental damage caused by their operations.
• She felt a sense of culpa for not speaking up when she saw the injustice happening.