accusation

[ˌækjuˈzeɪʃn]

Definition:
1. A formal charge of wrongdoing brought against a person.
2. A charge or claim that someone has done something illegal or wrong.

Use 'accusation' in a sentence:

• 1. He creeps toward me low to the ground, with a whiny growl of misery and accusation.
• 2. Their groundless accusation is made with ulterior motives.
• 3. More than four years on not one iota of evidence in support of the accusations has been provided.
• 4. What's wrong with this accusation?
• 5. The accusation that I stole the money is false.
• 6. Some were more inventive in the means they took to make accusations of sexual misconduct.
• 7. You can see how he got the accusation.
• 8. You could not conceivably get more resentment and accusation than is documented there.
• 9. She took a long breath and regarded me with a look that was rife with accusation.
• 10. The minister denied the accusation that she had behaved dishonestly.
• 11. Apple denied the accusation.
• 12. The accusation is wholly without foundation.
• 13. She was surprised that he had no words of blame or accusation for her.