Accusations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ACCUSATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ACCUSATION, the act of accusing
• a charge or claim that someone has done something illegal or wrong
• the action or process of accusing someone
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of accusing; the state or fact of being accused

Words related to ACCUSATIONS

accusation14

Words that contain ACCUSATIONS

counteraccusations24

How to use ACCUSATIONS in a sentence

• What a change of fortune! I will not detail the accusations against him, just or unjust.
• Pilate, however, at last ordered them to produce their accusations.
• Hardy followed them to make his accusations, and Mr.
• After you went, they made all manner of absurd accusations against me.
• She wrote to the king her brother to warn him against the accusations and wicked rumors of which she might possibly be the object.
• They thus really destroy the force of the many grave accusations which may be truthfully brought against the British and tories.
• Hickman? I will very truly answer to the accusations.
• And now that you have thought fit to make accusations against me, which are without foundation, I must ask you to retract them as fully as you made them.
• Many were the accusations here levied against the Athenians.
• This they urged was the more just and honorable mode, inasmuch as the accusations came not before them invested with any judicial authority.
• It was at Lagny that an incident occurred which formed one of the accusations brought against the Maid by her judges, and to which reference may now be made.
• Her most innocent words and actions were turned into accusations of sorcery, witchcraft, vice, and every kind of wickedness.
• That almost interminable series of accusations numbered some seventy charges.
• But I, who walked close by her, noted that she wept like any girl at his evil and lying accusations.
• For these accusations one might make also against Cyrus, the King of the Persians, and Alexander, the Macedonian.
• The afflicted now grew bolder in their accusations.
• He started making false accusations to the officials of the Government.
• The group explained the contents of the document, stated that everything they had reported therein was nothing but the truth, and added further accusations.
• When the bell called them in there were some bad bruises, and, worse still, angry looks and accusations.
• Setting aside saintly miracles, and accusations of witchcraft, the minor phenomena are very sparsely recorded.
• Tyrrwhit had made accusations against himself personally which he knew to be false, but which, having been covered up, and not expressed exactly, he had been unable to refute.
• But such accusations can be brought against most actions really heroic.
• There was too much reason in support of his accusations for me to gainsay them, had his impetuosity suffered me to attempt it.
• Because two accusations are better than one, contradictions are set staring one another in the face, without even an attempt to reconcile them.
• I guessed that he had not been truly convinced of the truth of his own accusations against me.
• No man was more exposed than Grotius to groundless accusations.
• In the vortex of political feeling his integrity was attacked but I never believed a word of the accusations.
• It is the universal practice of those who are guilty of criminal acts, to bring railing accusations against others, in order to divert public attention from themselves.
• Crawford and her grandson for the insult offered them by your vile accusations.

Similar words containing ACCUSATION without suffix s

accusation14 counteraccusation23 counteraccusations24

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