noun

accuser

uh-KYOO-zuh

Accuser (noun) means a person who accuses someone of wrongdoing. Example: “The defendant had the right to face his accuser in court.”

noun

A person who accuses someone of wrongdoing.

"The defendant had the right to face his accuser in court."

How to use accuser

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishThe person making an accusation against someone else.

accusers plural

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What does “accuser” mean?

The word “accuser” means a person who accuses someone of wrongdoing. In plain terms, the person making an accusation against someone else.

How do you pronounce “accuser”?

“Accuser” is pronounced uh-KYOO-zuh (/əˈkju.zɚ/ in IPA).

How do you use “accuser” in a sentence?

Here is “accuser” used in a sentence: “The defendant had the right to face his accuser in court.”

What part of speech is “accuser”?

“Accuser” is a noun.