take blame
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v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To accept responsibility or fault for something.
He decided to take the blame for the accident to protect his friend.
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- Sometimes when people are being rude, they're trying to put responsibility or blame on you, because they don't want to take blame for something.
Sometimes when people are being rude, they're trying to put responsibility or blame on you, because they don't want to take blame for something.
- Sometimes when people are being rude, they're trying to put responsibility or blame on you because they don't want to take blame for something.
Sometimes when people are being rude, they're trying to put responsibility or blame on you because they don't want to take blame for something.
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- Can’t erase, so I’ll take blame
Can’t erase, so I’ll take blame
- Can't erase, so I'll take blame, but I can't accept that we're estranged without you.
Can't erase, so I'll take blame, but I can't accept that we're estranged without you.
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- And it creates conditions of everybody to give credit and take blame.
And it creates conditions of everybody to give credit and take blame.