Accuses is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ACCUSES in dictionary:

VERB:
• ACCUSE, to bring a charge against
• claim that (someone) has done something wrong
• charge (someone) with an offence or crime
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make an assertion against

Words related to ACCUSES

accuse10 accused12 accusing13

Words that contain ACCUSES

reaccuses13 preaccuses16

How to use ACCUSES in a sentence

• The ruling class seeks cover in primitive ideas, accuses Eve of introducing sin into the world, and calls upon her to mend her wasteful ways.
• She accuses and defends him, fears and loves him, hates him and hates more the man who sets her free.
• He continually accuses me of being a cold statue, and regrets that he has married a lump of ice.
• And after all this, merely because his own vile verses were crumpled up like so much waste paper, by the grasp of a powerful hand in the Edinburgh Review, he accuses Mr.
• William of Malmesbury accuses the Anglo-Saxon nobility of selling their female servants as slaves to foreigners.
• Such a theory accuses, in substance, the Maker of creating something needless, and is repugnant to the conceptions we have of the Supreme Being.
• She accuses you of encouraging that wretched old man, Dunkerton.
• He also accuses the Dominican friars of aiding and sheltering his enemies.
• Also, whenever he is reproved for being in the wrong, he accuses Milda of it and bites the back of her neck.
• Telramund appears upon the threshold of the cathedral and publicly accuses Lohengrin of sorcery.
• She accuses him of treachery, declaring that she is his real wife.
• Give it all and it still accuses you that it has literally got none at all.
• She accuses her lover of having allowed himself to be prejudiced against Mr.
• She reproaches no one, accuses no one, makes no complaint and no claim for herself, but meekly pleads that she may be allowed to see him again to still the longing in her breast.
• I say, that if he accuses me of acting with secrecy on this question, he does not deal with me altogether fairly.
• He always accuses Shaw of pulling his leg, at the exact moment when Shaw is pulling his nose.
• The warrant for my arrest accuses me of treason and an attempt on the person of the late King.
• He accuses her of having excited between princes and Christian people a greater war than there had ever been before.
• Amos accuses the Hebrews of the worship of false gods, 206-m.
• For this gentleman, who accuses me of arrogance, has taken a course not to be taxed with the other extreme of modesty.
• He that accuses all mankind of corruption ought to remember that he is sure to convict only one.
• What was Mountjoy to me? Then Augustus has asked me sly questions, and accuses me of lying because I did not choose to tell him everything.
• Men of science or business will accuse the poet of folly, on the very grounds on which he accuses them of the same.
• But he that accuses all mankind of corruption ought to remember that he is sure to convict only one.
• But it breaks my heart when she accuses herself of what was all MY doing.
• It accuses Great Britain of bad faith in her method of carrying out the terms of the Paris treaty.
• Celsus accuses them of abandoning the empire, under whose laws they lived, to its enemies.
• I say, that if my noble and learned friend accuses me of acting with secresy on this question, he does not deal with me altogether fairly.
• Finally he openly accuses Falkland of his crime, who confesses it and dies.

Similar words containing ACCUSE without suffix s

accuse10 accused12 accuser11 accusers12 reaccuse12 preaccuse15 reaccused14 reaccuses13 unaccused14 accusement16 preaccused17 preaccuses16 accusements17

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