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When you say someone is guilty of doing something wrong you make an accusation, like your accusation that your brother used your computer without asking first.
Accusation comes from the verb accuse, which means to charge someone with a crime. It is important to remember that an accusation comes about when someone thinks another person has done something wrong or committed a crime. It doesn't mean, however, that the person is guilty. There needs to be proof — an investigation or trial, even admission of guilt — before a conviction, meaning the person really is guilty.
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单词用法
同义词
complaint / slur / rebuke / reproof / reproach / reprehension / animadversion / criticism / smear / arraignment / censure / innuendo / recrimination / insinuation
recrimination / summons / ascription / citation / imputation / blame / gravamen / inculpation / rap / accusing / assignment / allegation / incrimination / attribution / denunciation / crimination / indictment / blaming / Law / implication / charge
同根词
词根：accuse
adj.accused被控告的
accusatory非难的，指责的；控诉的，控告的
accusing指责的；非难的；归咎的
accusative宾格的
accusatorial责问的；控告者的
adv.accusingly责难地；以谴责的态度
n.accused被告
accuser原告；控告者；指责者
accusal谴责；控告；罪名（等于accusation）
v.accused指责；控告（accuse的过去式）
accusing指责；指控（accuse的ing形式）
vi.accuse指责；控告
vt.accuse控告，指控；谴责；归咎于