/ɪŋˈkʌlpəbli/ iŋ-KAL-pə-bli

Definitions

1. adverb

In a way that cannot be blamed or criticized; without fault or guilt.

“The politician was accused of corruption, but he acted inculpably throughout the investigation.”

2. adverb

In a way that is free from blame or criticism.

“The team played inculpably, winning the game without any major mistakes.”

3. adverb

In a way that is beyond criticism or blame.

“The artist’s inculpably beautiful painting was admired by everyone at the exhibition.”