The action of accusing; an accusation.

The action of accuse, v.; an accusation.

Accusation, charge. Obsolete except in the soft impeachment.

The action of accusing; an accusation.

As a mass noun. The action of accusing; blame, reproach.

Attribution or imputation of something culpable; accusation.

= impeachment, n. 4.

An act of threaping; a contradictive or pertinacious assertion; a hostile charge or accusation.

The action of imputing or attributing something, usually a fault, crime, etc., to a person; the fact of being charged with a crime, fault, etc…

Allegation (of something).

Challenge, calling in question; accusation, charge, impeachment.

Charge, accusation.

The action of accusing; an accusation.

A charging with, or formal imputation of, faults; accusation, hostile criticism.

A charging with a fault or offence; accusation; censure, reproof, blame. Obsolete.

Accusation, fault-finding (obsolete).

The action or an act of taxing or charging a person with some offence; a charge, accusation; censure. Obsolete.

Imputation, accusation, charge. Obsolete.

Aphetic form of attainture, n. Obsolete.

accusation.

In various figurative senses corresponding to senses of the verb: esp. (a) the action or an act of mentioning, alluding to, or discussing something…

The action of charging as an offence; accusation. Obsolete.

Accusation of crime; (also) an instance of this.

Reproach, reprimand, reproof; a calling to account. Obsolete. rare.

Imputation, charge.

The action of inculpating; blame, censure, incrimination.

The action or an act of indicating or drawing attention to a person or thing by pointing with one's index finger. Frequently figurative: the…

An accusation, esp. one made publicly in response to a perceived injustice; a public denunciation.