self-accused (Meaning)
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self-accused (a.)
Accused by one's self or by one's conscience.
Synonyms & Antonyms of self-accused
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self-accused Sentence Examples
- The self-accused murderer confessed to killing his victim in cold blood.
- The self-accused thief admitted to stealing a valuable painting from the museum.
- The self-accused liar was caught red-handed in a web of deceit.
- The self-accused arsonist claimed responsibility for setting fire to the building.
- The self-accused terrorist was apprehended before carrying out his planned attack.
- The self-accused embezzler confessed to stealing large sums of money from the company.
- The self-accused perpetrator of the crime was remorseful and pleaded guilty.
- The self-accused stalker admitted to harassing his former partner relentlessly.
- The self-accused drug dealer confessed to selling illicit substances to minors.
- The self-accused saboteur was suspected of deliberately causing damage to critical infrastructure.
FAQs About the word self-accused
Accused by one's self or by one's conscience.
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No antonyms found.
The self-accused murderer confessed to killing his victim in cold blood.
The self-accused thief admitted to stealing a valuable painting from the museum.
The self-accused liar was caught red-handed in a web of deceit.
The self-accused arsonist claimed responsibility for setting fire to the building.
