Accusation
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English
Noun
Accusation (plural Accusations)- The act of accusing or charging with a crime or with a lighter offense.
- A formal charge of wrongdoing brought against a person
- That of which one is accused; the charge of an offense or crime, or the declaration containing the charge.
- A declaration of fault or blame against another.
Adjectives for Accusation
frivolous; unfounded; monstrous; plaintive; vulgar; horrible; tearful; vague; rash; unanswerable; recurrent; merciless; mock; human; public; groundless; menial; eloquent; positive; keen; railing; sarcastic; indignant; constant; trumped up; nonsensical; sharp; determined; -wild; unjust; false; cruel; revolting; wholesale (pl); grave; scurrilous; slanderous; violent; sensational; hasty; playful; vitriolic; villainous.
Verbs for Accusation
balk at -; bring -; clear -; contradict -; counteract -; defend against -; deny -; disprove -; face -; headline -; heap -; hurl -; level - at; parry -; refute -; resist -; roar -s; secure against -; set -; splutter -; uncover -; weigh -; withstand -.
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- accusasiowne, accusacion (both obsolete, )
Etymology
From Old French acusation (French accusation), from Latin accūsātiō (“accusation, indictment”), from accūsō (“blame, accuse”). See accuse.
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Accusation f. (plural Accusations)
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Accusation (plural Accusationes)- English nouns
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