Complete Definition of "accusatory"

English

Etymology
Latin accusatorius, from accusare.

Pronunciation
ac-cu*sa-to*ry, ac-cu*sa-tory
IPA: /��kju�z�t(�)ri/

Adjective
accusatory

  1. Pertaining to, or containing, an accusation; "as, an accusatory libel" - w:George Grote|George Grote

References
R:Webster 1913

Translations
rfc-level|Translations at L3+

Breton: tamallus
Bulgarian: обвини�елен m
Chinese: �� (kong gao)
Dutch: beschuldigend
French: accusateur m, accusateuse f
German: anklagend, anklägerisch
Greek: κα�ηγο�η�ικ�� (kategoretikós)
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Italian: accusatorio m, accusatoria f
Japanese: ���, ��� (hinanno)
Latin: accusatorius m, accusatoria f, accusatorium n
Romanian: acuzatoriu m, acuzatorie f, acuzatorii pl
Russian: обвини�ел�но
Spanish: acusatorio m, acusatoria f

ar:accusatory
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Revision and Credits for"accusatory"
  • 2007-07-08 19:28 - AutoFormat - +{{rfc-level|Translations at L3+}}, gender -[[обвинителен]] ''m'' +[[обвинителен]] {{m}}, gender -[[accusateur]] ''m'', [[accusateuse]] ''f'' +[[accusateur]] {{m}}, [[accusateuse]] {{f}}, gender -[[accusatorio]] ''m'', [[accusat

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