accuse

Definition for accuse

verb as in place blame for wrongdoing, fault

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allege, arraign, arrest, attack, blame, brand, charge, cite, complain, denounce, implicate, indict, name, prosecute, sue, summon

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apprehend, attribute, betray, censure, criminate, finger, frame, impeach, impute, incriminate, inculpate, libel, litigate, recriminate, slander, slur, tax

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blow the whistle, bring charges, file claim, hang something on, hold accountable, lay at door, let have it, lodge complaint, pin on, point finger at, serve summons

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The Conservative leader used her final question to accuse Labour of having "nothing to offer except platitudes".

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They accuse the platform of forcing them to relinquish their copyright when they sign contracts – and with it, their claim to profit.

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The email said "as a gesture of goodwill" it was lifting the ban, but it continued to accuse Mr Daniels of "acting suspiciously" and behaving aggressively.

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Her neighbours and co-workers even accuse her of having “raised a terrorist”, she says.

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The two indictments brought by Mr Smith accuse Trump of conspiracy to reverse the 2020 election results in the run-up to the 6 January 2021 Capitol riot, and with retaining top secret records at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida and obstructing FBI efforts to recover them.

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