Accuse meaning in English

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Definition

to accuse (one's dog of stealing): to declare that (one's dog) is guilty (of stealing), to claim that (one's dog stole something) verb
  • "Brian Jones, 32, special assistant to CEO Bruno Delavigne, has been accused of orchestrating an international spy ring within the heart of the perfume giant."
  • "She's accused me of being sexist, racist, arrogant, and worst of all, American, which is just crazy."
  • "Horatio : I accuse him because it is the truth."
  • "Why would you accuse him of spying?"
  • "Brian Jones, 37, special assistant to CEO Bruno Delavigne, has been accused of stealing trade secrets from within the heart of the company."
  • "You, Brian Alastair Sinclair Jones, have been accused of industrial espionage, which contravenes the confidentiality at work accord of May 1972, sub-clause 15 bracket B paragraph 3."
  • "You, Brian Alastair Sinclair Jones, have been accused of industrial espionage."

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