accusable (Meaning)

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accusable (a.)

Liable to be accused or censured; chargeable with a crime or fault; blamable; -- with of.

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The detective believed the evidence was strong, making the suspect highly accusable in the eyes of the law.
In a court of law, it is essential to establish a clear case before deeming someone accusable of a crime.
The accusable party vehemently denied any involvement in the embezzlement scandal.
Witnesses provided compelling testimony that rendered the accused more accusable in the eyes of the jury.
The prosecutor meticulously presented a case that left no doubt about the accusable nature of the defendant's actions.
As the investigation unfolded, more incriminating details emerged, making the suspect increasingly accusable.
The accusable employee faced disciplinary action for violating company policies and ethical standards.
The forensic analysis provided concrete evidence, making the accused more accusable of the alleged arson.
Despite the alibi presented by the defendant, the circumstantial evidence made them highly accusable.
The accusable politician found themselves under intense scrutiny as the media unearthed a trail of corruption.

Liable to be accused or censured; chargeable with a crime or fault; blamable; -- with of.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The detective believed the evidence was strong, making the suspect highly accusable in the eyes of the law.

In a court of law, it is essential to establish a clear case before deeming someone accusable of a crime.

The accusable party vehemently denied any involvement in the embezzlement scandal.

Witnesses provided compelling testimony that rendered the accused more accusable in the eyes of the jury.