lay at someone's door Idiom

lay at someone's door

lay at someone's door
Impute or lay the blame on someone; make someone responsible for something (usually discreditable). For example, That this law failed to pass can be laid at your door, Senator. [c. 1700]

lay (something) at (one's) door

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lay at someone's door

Impute or lay the accusation on someone; accomplish addition amenable for article (usually discreditable). For example, That this law bootless to canyon can be laid at your door, Senator. [c. 1700] Learn more: door, lay

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