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accuse English

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What does accuse mean?
Definitions in simple English

accuse

If you accuse someone, you say they did something, usually something bad. Tim accuses Bill of the crime.

accuse

bring an accusation against; level a charge against The neighbors accused the man of spousal abuse (= charge) blame for, make a claim of wrongdoing or misbehavior against he charged the director with indifference

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Conjugation accuse conjugation

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accuse · verb

Examples accuse examples

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Simple sentences

Why do you accuse my son?
Don't accuse him of that.
How can you accuse me of such a thing? I would never lay a hand on my child.
You'd better be very sure before you accuse Tom of anything.
Do people ever accuse you of being conceited?
Please don't accuse me of something I didn't do.
They do not accuse me, they insult; they do not fight me, they calumniate, and they don't allow me the right of defense.
How dare you accuse me of lying!
How dare you accuse me of that!
Why did Tom accuse you?
Tom didn't accuse anyone of anything.
Tom didn't accuse anybody of anything.

Movie subtitles

I accuse you, Lucas, with the candlestick in the conservatory.
That's why you accuse me.
Don't you ever accuse me of that.
You can't accuse me.
Then you really did what the police and what this young man accuse you of doing?
That's right, Armand, no one could ever accuse you of being a great lover.
Unless some fool were to publicly accuse the general staff and get himself dragged into court on a charge of libel.
Mr. President I accuse Colonel Dort of having been the diabolical agent of the affair and of continuing to defend his deadly work through three years of revolting machination.
I accuse the minister of war of having concealed decisive proofs of the innocence of Dreyfus.
I accuse the chief of staff and assistant chief of staff of being accomplices in the crime.
I accuse the commander of the Paris garrison of the most monstrous partiality.
I accuse the war office of having viciously led a campaign to misdirect public opinion and cover up its sins.
I accuse the first court-martial of violating all human rights in condemning a prisoner on testimony kept secret from him.
And finally I accuse the Esterhazy court-martial of covering up this illegality by order, thus, in turn.
I don't want to accuse anyone.
It's very dangerous to accuse a woman who's so powerfully protected without proof.
And now you accuse me! I kissed you because I loved you. for a minute.
My brother knows me too well to accuse me of treachery, Sir.
Wait, Mr. Williams. Don't accuse me until you hear what I have to say.
Nobody could accuse Melanie of being insincere.
I rose in this chamber to accuse him.
I accuse this man.
There is not one among you who has had the courage to come to me and accuse me of wrongdoing.
Will anyone raise his voice here now to accuse me?
Why do you accuse me.
You mustn't accuse Stanley of anything so terrible.
So that people won't accuse me of being such an unconscionable liar.
That's the reason why M. Villard spent his night trying to free Cornusse of all the charges and to accuse his rival instead.
Teresita, do you accuse me also?
Why did you accuse him?
Did he tell you to accuse Colin?
Why do you accuse me?
Who of you dares to accuse them?

News and current affairs

But accuse America of sabotaging the trade talks?
Americans find it difficult to understand why Europeans insist on such restrictions, and accuse the EU of practicing bio-trade protectionism.
Predictably, he fares as poorly with religious leaders, some of whom accuse him of blasphemy.
Male students from Islamabad's many madrasas are even more active in terrorizing video shop owners, whom they accuse of spreading pornography.
It is tactically useful for Russia, China, and others to conflate espionage issues with civil liberties and accuse the US of hypocrisy.
They also assume that governments will have to the courage to back them as their opponents accuse them of socialism and crimes against freedom, innovation, dynamism, and so on.
Nobody could accuse them of having led sheltered lives, or of being unaccustomed to making difficult decisions.
Predictably, some accuse Google of seeking to impose its own values on a foreign culture.
Putin's war in Chechnya enables him to keep public opinion mobilized and to accuse the opposition of lacking patriotism, even of treason.
But in his refusal to give in to panic and act rashly, he has been far braver than all the big talkers who accuse him of being a wimp.
Although few accuse Asian central banks of explicitly conspiring to calm global markets, some say that their common cautious approach to trading is a form of implicit collusion.
Hill, for example, knew that she would have to explain why she waited years to accuse Thomas, her former employer.
Where EMU is concerned, nobody can accuse the member states of being cowardly or dilatory.
Although both Europe and America accuse each other of unfair agricultural policies, neither side seems willing to make major concessions.
Critics accuse Thaksin of conflicts of interest, as his family-owned telecommunications conglomerate holds sizeable investments in Myanmar.
But, worried that the US authorities would accuse it of attempting to control a new market, IBM left the Disk Operating System (DOS) for the new PCs to a tiny new company that no one saw as a threat: Microsoft.
But it is surprising when these people accuse participants in the Prague Spring and the democratic opposition of links with communism.
They argue that recent events have shown that JPMorgan is too big to be managed well, even by CEO Jamie Dimon, whose fiercest critics do not accuse him of incompetence.
The Larijani brothers have been vehement critics of the president, whom they accuse of ignoring legislation and key judicial rulings.
Liberals who welcome it as a beacon of freedom and progress in the Arab world confront those who accuse it of Islamism and religious radicalization.
Today, they have vowed to fight government elites, Christianity, and foreign influences like the IMF and World Bank, which they accuse of re-colonizing Kenya.
Those in power, as in Iran, accuse Western governments of supporting the opposition, and those in opposition accuse the West of supporting the government, as has happened to France in the case of Gabon.
First, Israeli spokesmen accuse Europeans of anti-Semitism - that hateful blot on Europe's history.
Eisenhower could have said that, and no one would accuse him of being an isolationist.
Many Sunnis, for example, accuse America of favoritism: the United States intervenes to protect Kurds, Yazidis, and Christians in northern Iraq, they say, but does little to stop the slaughter of hundreds of thousands of Sunnis in Syria.

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