recriminative (Meaning)

Wordnet

recriminative (s)

countering one charge with another

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Recriminatory.

The recriminative accusations flying between the two parties created a toxic atmosphere.
She engaged in recriminative behavior, blaming her colleagues for her own mistakes.
The recriminative tone of the meeting made it difficult to find any common ground.
The recriminative exchange of insults only served to escalate the conflict.
The recriminative speeches at the rally did nothing to bridge the political divide.
The recriminative cycle of accusations and blame hindered any progress on the issue.
The recriminative approach to the situation was counterproductive and only made matters worse.
The recriminative language used by the protestors only alienated their intended audience.
The recriminative letter sent by the CEO only served to further damage employee morale.
The recriminative response to the criticism was a testament to the organization's unwillingness to accept responsibility.

countering one charge with anotherRecriminatory.

incrimination,accusation, charge, count, complaint, allegation, rap, indictment, plea,crimination

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The recriminative accusations flying between the two parties created a toxic atmosphere.

She engaged in recriminative behavior, blaming her colleagues for her own mistakes.

The recriminative tone of the meeting made it difficult to find any common ground.

The recriminative exchange of insults only served to escalate the conflict.