scapegoat
/ˈskæpiːɡoʊt/Definitions
1. noun
A person or thing that is blamed for a problem or wrong doing, often unfairly or as a convenient explanation.
“The company’s financial troubles were attributed to the scapegoat employee who was fired.”
1. noun
A person or thing that is blamed for a problem or wrong doing, often unfairly or as a convenient explanation.
“The company’s financial troubles were attributed to the scapegoat employee who was fired.”