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accusation

/ˌæk.juˈzeɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant le fait de porter officiellement contre quelqu'un une charge pour un acte répréhensible, ou l'affirmation selon laquelle une personne est coupable d'une faute ou d'un délit.

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noun

/ˌæk.juˈzeɪ.ʃən/B2formal
  • frNom désignant le fait de porter officiellement contre quelqu'un une charge pour un acte répréhensible, ou l'affirmation selon laquelle une personne est coupable d'une faute ou d'un délit.

A noun referring to a formal charge of wrongdoing brought against a person, or an assertion that someone is guilty of a fault or offence.

  1. Formal charge of wrongdoingB2formal

    A statement claiming that someone has done something illegal or wrong, often made in a legal context.

    frAccusation formelle

    • The accusation of theft was taken very seriously by the court.
    • He faced an accusation of fraud from his business partner.
    • The lawyer presented evidence to support the accusation.

    Synonymesallegationchargecitationcomplaintdenunciationimputationindictment

  2. Assertion of guilt or faultB2formal

    A claim that someone is responsible for a mistake or misdeed, not necessarily in a legal setting.

    frAccusation (reproche de culpabilité)

    • She denied the accusation that she had lied about the incident.
    • The accusation of laziness hurt his feelings deeply.
    • They made an accusation of incompetence against the manager.

    Synonymesallegationblamechargedenunciationimputation

    Antonymesabsolutionacquittalclearanceexonerationvindication

Formes
  • accusations plural form
  • accusations' possessive plural form
  • accusation's possessive singular form
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