accusing Antonyms
Strongest:
- advocating
- vindicating
- justifying
- vindicating
- exculpating
- championing
- exculpating
- absolving
- championing
- acquitting
- absolving
- exonerating
- exonerating
- defending
- clearing
- justifying
- advocating
- acquitting
- defending
- clearing
Strong:
Weak:
No Weak antonyms found.
Strongest:
Strong:
- criticizing
- suing
- trying
- criminating
- condemning
- prosecuting
- impeaching
- denouncing
- appealing
- censuring
- defaming
- incriminating
Weak:
Meaning of accusing
accusing (s)
containing or expressing accusation
accusing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Accuse
accusing Sentence Examples
- The accusing glares from the crowd intensified as the suspect entered the courtroom.
- His accusing tone suggested that he held the other party responsible for the project's failure.
- The accusing finger pointed directly at the employee who was suspected of stealing office supplies.
- The accusing eyes of the betrayed friend conveyed disappointment and hurt.
- She couldn't help but use an accusing voice when confronting her roommate about the broken dishes.
- The accusing whispers among the coworkers hinted at an atmosphere of distrust within the office.
- The accusing comments in the meeting fueled tension between the two rival departments.
- The accusing letters sent to the company criticized its environmental practices.
- The accusing stares from the audience made the politician uneasy during the press conference.
- The accusing remarks in the report placed blame squarely on the shoulders of the department head.
FAQs About the word accusing
containing or expressing accusationof Accuse
charging,indicting, blaming, criticizing, suing, trying, criminating, condemning,prosecuting, impeaching
advocating, vindicating, justifying, vindicating, exculpating, championing, exculpating, absolving, championing, acquitting
The accusing glares from the crowd intensified as the suspect entered the courtroom.
His accusing tone suggested that he held the other party responsible for the project's failure.
The accusing finger pointed directly at the employee who was suspected of stealing office supplies.
The accusing eyes of the betrayed friend conveyed disappointment and hurt.
