self-delation (Meaning)
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self-delation (n.)
Accusation of one's self.
Synonyms & Antonyms of self-delation
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self-delation Sentence Examples
- The self-delation of the perpetrator led to his swift arrest.
- After committing the crime, the assailant displayed unfathomable self-delation by turning himself in to the authorities.
- The whistleblower's act of self-delation exposed the organization's rampant corruption.
- The repentant thief offered a vivid account of his crime as an act of self-delation.
- The accused's relentless self-delation cast doubt on the credibility of his alibi.
- The politician's self-delation was met with scorn and ridicule from his former supporters.
- The CEO's decision to self-report the company's financial irregularities was regarded as an act of corporate responsibility.
- The accused admitted to the crime in a moment of self-delation, hoping for leniency.
- The witness's self-delation implicated several other individuals in the conspiracy.
- The self-delation of the corrupt official sparked a widespread investigation.
FAQs About the word self-delation
Accusation of one's self.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The self-delation of the perpetrator led to his swift arrest.
After committing the crime, the assailant displayed unfathomable self-delation by turning himself in to the authorities.
The whistleblower's act of self-delation exposed the organization's rampant corruption.
The repentant thief offered a vivid account of his crime as an act of self-delation.
