suffix -ed v. level a charge against; blame for; make a claim of wrongdoing or misbehavior against
They accused them of skimping on defense funding.
They accused them of skimping on defense funding.
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The compurgator vouched for the character of the accused.
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The police chief was accused of cronyism.
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How did Kojo help Jake when he was wrongly accused of stealing the Quiz Bowl answers?
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Who was the first person Ryan accused of stealing Fang?
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The actress accused the newspaper of libel.
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What was Harry accused of doing?
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What was Jack accused of doing?
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What was Wolfgang accused of doing?
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The Mayor was accused of helping which restaurant using protectionism?
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Why was it ironic that Rocky accused Gil of being the son of a crook?
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What was Jake's father accused of stealing?
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The judge will exonerate the wrongly accused man.
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On what paper was Ant accused of drawing a spider?
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The man was unjustly accused.
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blame; charge; incriminate
clear; excuse
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ac-cused
bruised
cruised
fused
mused
oozed
rused
used
abused
amused
bemused
confused
defused
diffused
enthused
excused
infused
misused
perused
recused
refused
reused
suffused
transfused
unused
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overused
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