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accusatory

adjective as in accusatorial

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Example Sentences

I didn’t mean to come at you with an accusatory energy.

He urges visitors to be direct in their queries, but not accusatory toward the current generation.

If the term sounds slightly accusatory, that’s because it is.

Arizona fans were decidedly dejected and accusatory, claiming Meruelo and the rest of the Coyotes’ management were deceitful about the team’s yearly proclamations that it will remain in Arizona for the long haul.

But for the most part, what Garland is after is less accusatory and more provocative, detached from the kind of red-state-blue-state binary that would trap “Civil War” in amber before it had a chance to breathe.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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