Word for exporting responsability











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When you 'put the responsibility onto someone else.' I'm conceptualizing a conversation but I'm hitting a roadblock when trying to express 'export' responsibility. I know there's a precise word but It's not coming to me. Thanks in advance.






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    assign? delegate? blame? can you give us a context?
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  • Sure. When x claims y they are in reality (Deferring, delegating [impying none consent, blame]) responsibility to z for own misfortune. The thought was fleeting so the context is not exactly what was running through my head but this should get the gist.
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    assign? delegate? blame? can you give us a context?
    – StoneyB
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  • Sure. When x claims y they are in reality (Deferring, delegating [impying none consent, blame]) responsibility to z for own misfortune. The thought was fleeting so the context is not exactly what was running through my head but this should get the gist.
    – ICBM
    1 hour ago














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    assign? delegate? blame? can you give us a context?
    – StoneyB
    1 hour ago










  • Sure. When x claims y they are in reality (Deferring, delegating [impying none consent, blame]) responsibility to z for own misfortune. The thought was fleeting so the context is not exactly what was running through my head but this should get the gist.
    – ICBM
    1 hour ago








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assign? delegate? blame? can you give us a context?
– StoneyB
1 hour ago




assign? delegate? blame? can you give us a context?
– StoneyB
1 hour ago












Sure. When x claims y they are in reality (Deferring, delegating [impying none consent, blame]) responsibility to z for own misfortune. The thought was fleeting so the context is not exactly what was running through my head but this should get the gist.
– ICBM
1 hour ago




Sure. When x claims y they are in reality (Deferring, delegating [impying none consent, blame]) responsibility to z for own misfortune. The thought was fleeting so the context is not exactly what was running through my head but this should get the gist.
– ICBM
1 hour ago










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A common phrase is shifting blame:




to make someone else responsible for something, especially for something bad that has happened







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