recrimination Antonyms
Meaning of recrimination
recrimination (n)
mutual accusations
recrimination (n.)
The act of recriminating; an accusation brought by the accused against the accuser; a counter accusation.
recrimination Sentence Examples
- The constant recriminations between the siblings created a toxic atmosphere in the household.
- The politician refused to engage in recriminations, preferring to focus on solutions instead.
- The recrimination was swift and severe, leaving the offender feeling deeply ashamed.
- The aftermath of the accident was marred by recriminations and blame-shifting.
- The team's poor performance led to a barrage of recriminations from the disappointed fans.
- The couple's divorce was acrimonious, filled with recriminations and mutual accusations.
- The recriminations between the two countries escalated, threatening to escalate into a full-blown conflict.
- Despite the mistakes that were made, the company decided to forgo recriminations and focus on rebuilding.
- The teacher's recrimination to the student's misbehavior was measured and appropriate.
- The recriminations and finger-pointing within the organization hindered any real progress from being made.
FAQs About the word recrimination
mutual accusationsThe act of recriminating; an accusation brought by the accused against the accuser; a counter accusation.
incrimination,accusation, charge,crimination, rap, complaint, allegation, count, plea, indictment
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The constant recriminations between the siblings created a toxic atmosphere in the household.
The politician refused to engage in recriminations, preferring to focus on solutions instead.
The recrimination was swift and severe, leaving the offender feeling deeply ashamed.
The aftermath of the accident was marred by recriminations and blame-shifting.
