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Meaning of accusation | Babel Free

Noun CEFR C2 Standard

ˌæk.jʊˈzeɪ.ʃ(ə)n

Definitions

The act of accusing.
countable, uncountable
The act of accusing
A formal charge brought against a person in a court of law.
countable, uncountable
A formal charge brought against a person in a court of law
An allegation
An allegation.
countable, uncountable

Equivalents

العربية اتهام ادعاء الاتّهام تجن تهمة طعن

Azərbaycanca günah ittiham təqsir

Беларуская абвінавачванне

Български обвине́ние

Bosanski optužba tužba оптужба тужба

Català acusació

Čeština obvinění

Cymraeg achwyniad cyhuddiad cyhuddo

Dansk anklage beskyldning

Deutsch Anklage Anschuldigung Beschuldigung Schuldzuweisung Tatvorwurf Vorwurf

Ελληνικά αιτίαση έγκληση κατηγορία

Esperanto akuzo

Español acusación

فارسی اتهام

Suomi syyte syytös syyttäminen

Français accusation

Gàidhlig casaid

Galego acusación

עברית אישום האשמה

हिन्दी अभिकथन अभियोग आक्षेप आरोप इलज़ाम उलाहना कलंक गिला परिवाद लांछन

Hrvatski optužba tužba оптужба тужба

Magyar vad

Հայերեն մեղադրանք

Bahasa Indonesia dakwa gugatan penuduhan terkaan tudingan tuduhan tuntutan

Italiano accusa

日本語告発告訴言いがかり言い掛かり非難

한국어 고발 고소 공격 혐의

Kurdî gunah

Latina accusatio delatio detectio

Македонски обвинување оптужба

Nederlands beschuldiging

Polski oskarżenie zarzut

Português acusação

Română acuzație învinovățire

Русский обвинение

Српски optužba tužba оптужба тужба

Svenska anklagelse beskyllning

Kiswahili madai mashitaka shutuma

Tagalog akusasyon bintang paratang

Türkçe suçlama töhmet

Українська за́кид звинува́чення обвинувачення

Examples

“We come not by the way of accusation / To taint that honour every good tongue blesses.”

“[They] set up over his head his accusation.”

“ungrounded accusations”

“a blind accusation”

“repeated accusations”

“an accusation of a crime”

CEFR level

Mastery
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