1. Dictionary entry overview: What does Accusatory mean? • Accusatory (adjective) The adjective Accusatory has 1 sense:

2. Accusatory definition, containing an Accusation; accusing: an accusatory look

3. Accusativeness accusatorial accusatorial process accusatorily accusatory accusatory letter accusatory words accuse accuse each other accuse oneself accuse oneself of sth

4. How to say Accusatory in English? Pronunciation of Accusatory with 1 audio pronunciation, 12 synonyms, 12 translations, 6 sentences and more for Accusatory.

5. Accusatory definition: An Accusatory look, remark , or tone of voice suggests blame or criticism

6. Accusatory definition: An Accusatory look, remark , or tone of voice suggests blame or criticism

7. Accusatory (comparative more Accusatory, superlative most Accusatory) pertaining to, or containing, an accusation [from the early 17th c.] 1846-1856, George Grote, A History of Greece: This conclusion will certainly be strengthened by reading the Accusatory speech composed by Deinarchus

8. Well, then you sound accusatory.

9. We don't mean to sound accusatory.

10. Accusation accusatory accusal Accusativeness accusative case

11. Examples of Accusatory in a sentence

12. The tone was bitter and accusatory.

13. She gave me an accusatory look.

14. Synonyms for Accusatory in Free Thesaurus

15. What does Accusatory mean? Information and translations of Accusatory in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

16. How to use Accusatory in a sentence.

17. I'm often asked occasionally and accusatory way:

18. Definition of Accusatory in the Definitions.net dictionary

19. When he spoke his tone was accusatory.

20. The adjective Accusatory is popular in murder mysteries

21. Accusatory definition is - containing or expressing accusation : accusing

22. Your tongue is like an accusatory giblet.

23. Why am I hearing an accusatory tone?

24. Don't be angry or accusatory with Laura.

25. Every Accusatory instrument, regardless of the person

26. 3 synonyms for Accusatorial: accusatory, denunciative, denunciatory

27. ‘The only thing missing is the Accusatory finger pointed at me in mock surprise.’ ‘Michael heads towards the door but turns and points an Accusatory finger at Tommy.’ ‘Micah's voice was Accusatory, making it sound like something had gone horribly wrong.’ ‘Believe it or not there was something Accusatory …

28. Accusing (comparative more Accusing, superlative most Accusing) Accusatory

29. Wild accusatory comments like Mahathir ' s have become banal .

30. But the words entered Tess with accusatory horror.

31. He pointed an accusatory finger in her direction.

32. Many are shrill and accusatory, and many are sarcastic.

33. Definition of Accusatory adjective in Oxford Advanced American Dictionary

34. What are another words for Condemnatory? Condemning, accusatory, critical

35. Criminal proceedings start when the Accusatory Pleading is filed

36. We cannot agree with this unilateral, accusatory bent against Damascus.

37. As an adjective Accusatory is pertaining to, or containing, an accusation

38. An Accusatory statement is usually one that directly claims that someone …

39. Internal, Accusatory dialogues are commonplace The beleaguered ex-Chancellor has been firing off Accusatory letters to Tory editors for months They began pointing at the faces ducking behind the windows, and unleashed a taunt, both Accusatory and ferocious: "Scab! Scab! Scab!"

40. 16 synonyms for Accusatory: accusing, critical, censorious, reproachful, condemnatory, accusative

41. My wife’s Accusatory questions are starting to disrupt our marriage

42. Antonyms for Accusatory include complimentary, approving, encouraging, laudatory, praising and flattering

43. Accusatorial in British English (əˌkjuːzəˈtɔːrɪəl) or accusatory (əˈkjuːzətərɪ, -trɪ, ˌækjʊˈzeɪtərɪ)

44. This is the British English definition of Accusatory.View American English definition of Accusatory.

45. / əˈkjuː.zə.t ə r.i / / ˌæk.jəˈzeɪ.t ə r.i / suggesting that you think someone has done something bad: When he spoke his tone was Accusatory. She gave me an Accusatory look.

46. Adjectives for Accuse include accus, accusatival, accusative, accusatorial, accusatory, Accused, accusing and accusive

47. Accusatory Missive Meet with the Accuser in the Halls of Atonement in Revendreth.

48. rapporteur. - Madam President, let me start with an accusatory question to the Commissioner.

49. Accusatory - containing or expressing accusation; "an accusitive forefinger"; "black Accusatory looks"; "accusive shoes and telltale trousers"- O.Henry; "his accusing glare" accusative , accusing , accusive

50. Definition and synonyms of Accusatory from the online English dictionary from Macmillan Education.

51. Containing or expressing accusation Familiarity information: Accusatory used as an adjective is very rare.

52. 🔊 Racists are always pointing their Accusatory fingers at people of different ethnic groups

53. Search Accusatory and thousands of other words in English definition and synonym dictionary from Reverso

54. The stories are not angry, accusatory, or even ideological. It’s worse: they are condescendingly elegiac.

55. Both the investigation and the court proceedings were allegedly conducted in an accusatory manner.

56. Accusatory definition: containing or expressing accusation synonyms: accusive, inculpatory, accusative, inculpative, accusing antonyms: exculpatory, innocent

57. Synonyms for Accusatorial include condemnatory, critical, faultfinding, harsh, judgmental, reproachful, reproving, severe, accusatory and accusing

58. Synonyms for Condemnatory include censorious, critical, disapproving, condemning, damnatory, damning, denunciatory, reprobative, accusatory and accusing

59. If the Accusatory instrument is defective, the entire proceeding will be rendered null and void.

60. An example of an Accusatory action would be pointing your finger at a guilty person.

61. Gently telling a person our feelings is less accusatory and may move him to make amends.

62. It may be possible to “name names” in a non-accusatory manner, without necessarily affirming criminal responsibility.

63. Example: New York Times economist Paul Krugman and U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer pointing accusatory fingers at China.

64. Accusator translation in English - French Reverso dictionary, see also 'Accusatory',accusation',accustom',accuser', examples, definition, conjugation

65. An Accusatory interview will put respondents under more pressure than will an information-gathering interview style

66. * George Grote ; This conclusion will certainly be strengthened by reading the Accusatory speech composed by Deinarchus

67. We could see many accusatory TV programms and read dozens of books and articles about it.

68. As a result, respondents may also experience more discomfort when an Accusatory style of interview is adopted

69. Suggesting that you think somebody has done something wrong He pointed an Accusatory finger in her direction.

70. Auditory hallucinations in schizophrenia typically consist of voices, words, or sentences and are usually unpleasant or accusatory.

71. My group does object to the rapporteur pointing an accusatory finger at the World Bank and the IMF.

72. I’ve also found that asking “why” (as in “Why aren’t you signing up?”) is perceived as accusatory.

73. The definition of Accusatory are actions, statements or behaviors that imply that someone has done something wrong

74. The Accusatory words hint of family disturbance, dysfunction and that ugly British tendency to sexualise prematurely our little girls

75. Adjective accusing, critical, censorious, reproachful, condemnatory, accusative, recriminatory, denunciatory, incriminatory, imputative Her eyes took on an Accusatory stare

76. Q&A Am I Dealing with Accusatory Suffering? Submitted by Rick_Reynolds Wed, 05/24/2017 - 17:48

77. They are almost always accusatory, as in, “you never empty the dishwasher” or “you always forget my birthday”.

78. 🔊 According to the prosecutor’s Accusatory statements, the defendant is the only person who could have committed the crime

79. Accusatory instrument is a generic term that describes a variety of documents that accuse a defendant of an offense

80. AccusatoryInstrument.com The completion of an Accusatory instrument is a fundamental step in the successful prosecution of any criminal case