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Meanings of accusatory in English
Containing or expressing accusation.
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Examples for "accusing"
Examples for "accusing"
1
JEM pulled out this year accusing the government of attacking its positions.
2
Ayrault has been the most forward in accusing Russia of war crimes.
3
He is constantly accusing others of 'not keeping up' with the literature.
4
Several tried to turn the tables, accusing News International of withholding evidence.
5
Many are accusing the government of trying to impose conservative Islamic reforms.
1
The man with whom the accusative persons are placed is called Sheriff.
2
He oiled his machine with accusative frequency, but I failed to respond.
3
If people were classified grammatically, you'd be in the accusative case!
4
Darkhorse, of course, did not respond to the patriarch's angry and accusative call.
5
Tasya is an instance of the genitive for the accusative.
1
As for his wife, physiognomy championed her even in the face of their accusive talk.
Usage of accusatory in English
1
But taking the wider view, there is another, less accusatory story here.
2
The question sounded accusatory and Catherine tried hard not to be defensive.
3
Leelee's expression-the few times she even acknowledged Emma's presence-was sharp and accusatory.
4
Where've you been? Chip Connor's voice sounded almost accusatory, and Whalen scowled.
5
Anything else would have sounded accusatory, and he didn't want it to.
6
I had no patience for Sir Owen's sudden unpleasant and accusatory mood.
7
But I should prefer you do so in a less accusatory tone.
8
Happened to her.' She pointed at Kaiku with an insultingly accusatory finger.
9
And Farr, stealing side glances at him, was more self-accusatory, more abashed.
10
The words hung there, blade-sharp in the silence, accusatory, bleak and despairing.
11
You've been at the burn clinic. His tone was clipped and accusatory.
12
It was a woman in a mid-forties sleeve, eyes wide and accusatory.
13
She stared out the window instead, anywhere but at my accusatory eyes.
14
Chris's tone was accusatory and the sinews in her neck were showing.
15
Daniel left, grateful to be away from Retta's accusatory looks and harsh words.
16
He had never heard Lucia use such an accusatory mode with her father.
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Accusatory through the time
Accusatory across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common