fall on one's sword
duckshove
pin on
victim-blame
take responsibility
take the rap
answer for
whip the cat
inculpatory
inculpative
finger-pointing
fingerpointing
offending
wite
rap
onus
point the bone
guilty
blamefulness
on one's head
at someone's door
lay at someone's door
wash one's hands
inculpate
blameworthiness
blameful
point the finger at
disculpate
take a bow
victim-blamey
at fault
take the heat
cop
blamable
leave someone holding the baby
hold to account
lie at someone's door
blamey
go down
fault
victimise
self-reproof
self-reproach
victimize
responsibility
play the victim card
carry the can
take the fall
misblame
beguilt
subject
shoot the messenger
setup
accuser
answerable
incur
step up
exoneration
own
reprover
blameworthily
reproacher
upbraider
incriminate
rebuker
blame game
victimation
blamingly
exonerate
lie at one's door
put it to
exculpatory
blamableness
blamefully
revictimize
shoulder
take on
amenable
responsibilize
scapegoatism
charge
victimage
throw under the bus
responsible
lay it on thick
self-guilt
secondary victimization
accuse
point fingers
on someone's hands
scapegoat
accountment

English words for 'To voluntarily take the blame for a situation.'

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