reaccuse Antonyms
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
Meaning of reaccuse
Webster
reaccuse (v. t.)
To accuse again.
reaccuse Sentence Examples
- The defendant vehemently reaccused the witness of lying under oath.
- Despite the evidence to the contrary, he stubbornly reaccused his former friend of theft.
- The reaccusation cast a shadow of doubt on the initial investigation.
- The victim was forced to relive the trauma as the attacker reaccused her in court.
- The politician's reaccusations of corruption sent shockwaves through the administration.
- The reaccusation served as a catalyst for a fresh inquiry into the matter.
- The jury was instructed to disregard the reaccusation, as it was based on hearsay.
- The reaccusation was met with swift and resolute denials.
- The prosecutor presented compelling evidence to counter the reaccusation.
- The judge dismissed the reaccusation as frivolous and unfounded.
FAQs About the word reaccuse
To accuse again.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The defendant vehemently reaccused the witness of lying under oath.
Despite the evidence to the contrary, he stubbornly reaccused his former friend of theft.
The reaccusation cast a shadow of doubt on the initial investigation.
The victim was forced to relive the trauma as the attacker reaccused her in court.
