Accuse
Today Vocabulary
Accuse(əˈkjuːz)= आरोप लगाना (aarop lagana)
1) to charge of the blame, offense, or wrongdoing (for the most part took after by of).
2) a man or
people charged in an official courtroom with a wrongdoing, offense, and so
forth.
1) The most recent Hillary Clinton paranoid idea
doesn't bode well activists blame twitter for meddling with the perceivability
of their hostile to Hillary hashtag.
2) Kurdish powers in Syria accuse turkey
for over and over assaulting their position, yet Ankara says the units are not
focused by its military.
Present Tense: - Accuse
Past Tense: - Accused
Past Participial: - Accused
Present Participial: - Accusing
Criminate,
Charge,
Incriminate,
Impeach,
Blame
Derived forms :-
accuser (acˈcuser) noun
accusing (acˈcusing) adjective
accusingly (acˈcusingly) adverb
Origin Accuse : -
1250-1300;
Middle English ac(c) usen < Old French acuser < Latin accūsāre to demand
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