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accusatorial

adjective as in pertaining to an accusation

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Some have assumed she meant it accusatorially: I must be a Christian, and that is why I won’t raise my hand.

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Predator behavior is ingrained in society and all accusatorial instances need to be viewed through this prism.

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“What is his tweet about then?” she demanded, accusatorially.

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Instead, the entire country would move to a so-called accusatorial system, in which prosecutors and defense lawyers presented their evidence in public.

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The reserved statements from lawmakers who over the past weeks withheld at least some judgment on the expanding probes seemed to give way Sunday to a much more accusatorial posture.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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