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Meaning of accriminate
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accriminate (v. t.)
To accuse of a crime.
accriminate Sentence Examples
- The detective tried to accriminate the suspect by gathering additional evidence.
- The lawyer sought to accriminate the witness through a series of pointed questions during the trial.
- The journalist faced criticism for attempting to accriminate the public figure without sufficient proof.
- The investigator was cautious not to accriminate any individual until a thorough examination of the facts had been completed.
- The prosecutor struggled to accriminate the defendant due to a lack of credible witnesses.
- The political opponent attempted to accriminate the candidate by highlighting alleged inconsistencies in their past statements.
- The committee was careful not to accriminate any party involved in the dispute until a fair investigation had been conducted.
- The media was accused of attempting to accriminate the company without presenting a balanced perspective on the issue.
- The public figure refuted claims that sought to accriminate them of wrongdoing, asserting that the accusations were baseless.
- The police officer faced legal repercussions for attempting to accriminate a suspect without proper adherence to legal procedures.
FAQs About the word accriminate
To accuse of a crime.
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The detective tried to accriminate the suspect by gathering additional evidence.
The lawyer sought to accriminate the witness through a series of pointed questions during the trial.
The journalist faced criticism for attempting to accriminate the public figure without sufficient proof.
The investigator was cautious not to accriminate any individual until a thorough examination of the facts had been completed.
