Accuse
દોષારોપણ
definition
verb
he was accused of murdering his wife's lover
charge (someone) with an offense or crime.
translation of 'accuse'
દોષારોપણ કરવું,
આરોપ મૂકવો
verb
તહોમત મૂકવું
example
to 'accuse' sb of a crime
to 'accuse' sb of sth
It explained why other people were wrong without 'accusing them of' malevolence.
The five 'accusers' hastily retracted their ridiculous claim.
Well, let me ask you about that, because in many contexts, people have the right to question their 'accusers' .
A prosecutor in Nashville 'is accused of' manipulating evidence to send a defendant to death row.
The point is that this dumb book adds nothing to the argument, and it is the 'accusers' who are offering it as evidence.
Almost everyone in and around athletics and cycling, the accused and the 'accusers' , are taking stances on the ethics of fair play and fair comment.
The prosecuting solicitor objected to bail on the basis that 'he was accused of' an imprisonable offence and there were substantial grounds for believing he would abscond from the jurisdiction of the court.
Later they established their innocence and successfully sued their 'accusers' for libel, but by then their lives had been ruined.
A loud silence from the former 'accusers' in the Left-leaning American mainstream media is very much in evidence.
The 'accusers' , he pointed out, happen to be convicted felons themselves.
We deal with vicious attacks on our profession all the time without whining and attacking our 'accusers' , so should they.
With memories of his failed promises and frequent profit warnings still ringing in their ears, his 'accusers' were unforgiving over this latest move.
Some of these women come to the mission claiming that 'they had been accused of' witchcraft.
Coming into the Olympics, the British sprinters' heads were bowed by the weight of their 'accusers' and they ran as if carrying the cares of the world.
For an ignorant and easily bored electorate such as ours there is an advantage that accrues to 'accusers' .
Their defence will claim the secret information 'they were accused of' gathering is freely available in books and on the Internet and that they were simply keen plane spotters at a public air show.
The hysterical 'accusers' in that play could, unaided, create emotional havoc, but they had no power to hang or burn anyone.
The Independent Schools 'accused' Edinburgh University of being unfair and claimed it was getting harder and harder for their pupils to get places.
One of the strongest accusations levelled against Christ by his 'accusers' centred on his friendship with sinners.
The Minister claimed costs had soared by nearly 40 per cent but 'he was accused of' changing accounting rules.
He found himself doubting the veracity of the charges but couldn't bring himself to accuse the 'accusers' of lying.
He was always tossing clubs and 'accusing me of' getting yardages wrong.
It is ironic that if he 'had been accused of' sex crimes while working with children, he would almost certainly have been placed on secret lists which schools have access to.
He claims that they 'accused him of' being a fool and implied he was a knave who was guilty of dishonourable conduct.
No traitor, and a scholar of great learning whose modesty humbled his 'accusers' , he met his death with the greatest dignity.
The NUT 'was accused of' overreacting when it claimed that the deal would mean support staff taking classes.
Day after day the media repeat the same two or three lame accusations, supported by the same two or three tired, old 'accusers' .
It is the belief of the 'accusers' that guilt must go all the way to the top, but this claim is difficult, if not impossible, to sustain.
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