ACCUSATORY


Meaning of ACCUSATORY in English

əˈkyüzəˌtōrē, aˈ-, -tȯ-, -ri adjective

Etymology: Latin accusatorius of an accuser, from accusator accuser, from accusatus (past participle of accusare to call to account, accuse) + -or

1. : containing or expressing accusation : tending to accusation : accusing

black accusatory looks — Corra Harris

the accusatory generalities uttered during the war — R.H.Jackson

2. law : accusatorial

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