Accusatory Definition

ə-kyo͝ozə-tôrē
adjective
Containing or implying accusation.
An accusatory glare.
American Heritage
Making or containing an accusation; accusing.
Webster's New World

Pertaining to, or containing, an accusation; "as, an accusatory libel" - George Grote.

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Origin of Accusatory

  • accuse +‎ -atory

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  • First attested around 1600.

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Accusatory Sentence Examples

  • You will want to confront her eventually about it, but not in an accusatory manner in case you are wrong.

  • His voice held an accusatory note that Kris ignored.

  • The therapy won't be effective if one of you feels alienated, as if the therapist is accusatory or taking sides.

  • I asked before I realized how accusatory the question sounded.

  • They had a slightly accusatory note that Allison could never quite put her finger on.

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