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/a.ky.za.sjɔ̃/
Translation
accusation, charge
Word origin
From Latin accusatio, from accusare ('to call to account, to blame'), built on ad- ('towards') and causa ('lawsuit, cause').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- accusatio
- English cognates
- accusation, accuse, cause
Grammar
Examples
rejette .
He denies all the accusations made against him.
L' ' .
The prosecution presented no serious evidence.
C' , pesez .
That is a serious accusation, weigh your words.
l' .
The judge listened to the prosecution and then the defence.
blanchie .
She was cleared of all charges.
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