1. Accusation f (plural Accusations) Accusation; Related terms

2. On occasion, Jesus openly refuted the false accusations of his critics

3. The more give credit, the less you risk accusation accusations of plagiarism.

4. Nouns for accused include accusal, Accusals, accusant, accusants, accusation, accusations, accusative, accusativeness, accusatives, accusativity, accusator

5. Nouns for accuse include accusal, Accusals, accusant, accusants, accusation, accusations, accusative, accusativeness, accusatives, accusativity, accusator, accusators

6. Controvert - be resistant to; "The board opposed his motion" contradict , oppose rebut , refute - overthrow by argument, evidence, or proof; "The speaker refuted his opponent's arguments"

7. These included the old Accusations and the new Accusations

8. Theophilus boldly refuted arguments of Autolycus

9. Accusations synonyms, Accusations pronunciation, Accusations translation, English dictionary definition of Accusations

10. The criminal Comportment which served as a basis for these accusations also served in part to support the last accusation of persecution as a crime against humanity

11. She herself, when pressed, indignantly refuted the suggestion.

12. Or refute my word?”

13. She refuted any allegations of malpractice.

14. She denied the accusation completely.

15. The accusation was vigorously denied.

16. Accusation (25 Occurrences) Multi-Version Concordance Accusation (25 Occurrences)

17. 3 Jesus completely refuted Satan’s taunting challenge!

18. The officer feared the invidious accusations.

19. 5 This time, Gold did not refute the point.

20. I refuted his claim that he was innocent.

21. Being refuted in two of the three predictions, the hypothesis should be rejected.

22. From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Related topics: Crime Accusation ac‧cu‧sa‧tion / ˌækjəˈzeɪʃ ə n / noun [countable] SCC ACCUSE a statement saying that someone is guilty of a crime or of doing something wrong Accusation against A number of serious Accusations have been made against her

23. Their accusations hit below the belt.

24. False accusations are also known as groundless accusations or unfounded accusations or false Allegations or false claims

25. He filed an accusation with the police.

26. His response to the accusation was rapid.

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

28. She maintains that the accusation is groundless.

29. She was deeply pained by the accusation.

30. The Indian Department of Telecom (DoT), however, refuted all of CAG's claims.

31. But this idea is refuted by the actual findings in these tests.

32. If they'd been observed in phase, the theory would have been refuted.

33. 6 These data do not refute the law of demand.

34. Pickens has denied the bribery accusations.

35. Here followed a series of grim accusations and counter-accusations resulting in the dissolution of tender romance.

36. The accusation prompted the resignation of the cabinet minister.

37. He leveled his accusation against the authorities.

38. Definition of Accusation in the Definitions.net dictionary

39. The company concerned has strenuously denied the accusations.

40. The same old accusations, the same scathing comments.

41. The Accusations were grouped into two classes

42. Accuse (obsolete) An accusation

43. Even though the legislature granted funding to pursue the project, no one refuted my point.

44. The Accusations against Woojin are extremely disturbing

45. The accusations met with a firm rebuttal.

46. Often the accusations included charges of Satanism.

47. 14 Their accusations hit below the belt.

48. He made the accusation in the presence of witnesses.

49. 8 Something which I can positively refute!

50. How did Jesus completely refute Satan’s challenge?

51. A spokesman for the Palace has denied the accusation.

52. He passed off the accusation with a laugh.

53. Lyndon was exonerated from the accusation of cheating.

54. They were swift to deny the accusations.

55. 16 Could biological research really refute the insights Freud formulated about mankind?

56. 11 Her accusations were below the belt.

57. 17 The Chief of Police stoutly denied the accusation.

58. The accusation against Guy Liddell was palpably absurd.

59. Accusing (plural Accusings) Accusation.

60. 13 Contreras immediately denied the CIA accusations.

61. 1 We can easily refute his argument.

62. 11 Forensic evidence to support or refute allegations proved the exception not the rule.

63. He made a false accusation against the Smiths.

64. 27 They were swift to deny the accusations.

65. Paul was not flattered by such sentiments; he refuted them vigorously.

66. Having been Accused; being the target of accusations.

67. She rejected all the accusations brought against her.

68. 7 Several scientists have attempted to refute Moore's theories.

69. Pakistan’s claim that the Indian pilgrims declined to meet the High Commission officials was categorically refuted.

70. 1 Lyndon was exonerated from the accusation of cheating.

71. 24 The technique can also be used to confirm or refute current theories.

72. Corcoran called the accusations unjust and one-sided.

73. • What Bible texts would you use to refute the teaching of the Trinity?

74. Nozick has refuted all kinds of criterion in his distributive justice.

75. That is a preposterous accusation!

76. Hence, he invalidates the accusation regarding the apostles’ alleged disobedience.

77. The minister has issued an emphatic rejection of the accusation.

78. He fled the country amid accusations of fraud.

79. Mr Kay's lawyer said the accusations were groundless.

80. It is hard to refute these biblical arguments.