accuse (one) of (something)

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accuse (one) of (something)

To blame one for a crime or wrongdoing. I can't believe he would accuse me of stealing money out of his wallet. Don't accuse him of lying without any evidence.

accuse someone of something

to charge someone with a crime, a violation of rules or instructions, or doing something wrong. Please don't accuse me of forgetting to lock the door.

See also: accuse, of

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accuse
accuse of
accused
point a/the finger
point the finger
point the finger at
point the finger at (one)
point the finger at someone
charge (one) with (something)
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