accusation in Latin
accusation in Latin is accūsātiō — accusation means a claim that someone has done something wrong.
accusation in Latin
accūsātiō
What does "accusation" mean?
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noun A claim that someone has done something wrong.
"He denied the accusation that he had lied to investors."
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accusation in a sentence
- He denied the accusation that he had lied to investors.
- The accusation of fraud damaged the company's reputation.
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What is "accusation" in Latin?
"accusation" in Latin is accūsātiō. accusation means: A claim that someone has done something wrong.
How do you use "accusation" in a sentence?
Example: "He denied the accusation that he had lied to investors." In Latin, "accusation" is accūsātiō.
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