1. The quality or state of being culpable; responsibility for wrongdoing or blame.
Usage: Plural form of culpability; Often used in legal or formal contexts

Examples

• The court examined the culpabilities of all parties involved in the accident.
• Different levels of culpabilities were assigned to each defendant based on their actions.
• The investigation aimed to determine the culpabilities of the company's executives.
• Legal experts debated the culpabilities of the officers in the incident.
• The report outlined the various culpabilities that led to the system failure.
• Assigning culpabilities fairly required careful review of all evidence.