Definition of "accusatory" []

• Containing or implying accusation: an accusatory glare. (adjective)

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• "Among other things, it called the accusatory rhetoric of gay activists towards African Americans, "deeply wrong and offensive.""
• ""Everybody was trying to figure out who released this video and who talked to a reporter," said Pvt. Charles Kremling, a stout, tough-looking infantryman from the 2nd Platoon, as he recalled the accusatory atmosphere on the base that day."
• "Richard Lyons told reporters following his daughter's slaying that detectives made "accusatory" comments to him, which led him to hire a lawyer."