Synonyms for accusing
ac·cus·ing

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1. accusative, accusatory, accusing, accusiveadjective

   containing or expressing accusation

   "an accusitive forefinger"; "black accusatory looks"; "accusive shoes and telltale trousers"- O.Henry; "his accusing glare"

   Synonyms:
   accusive, accusative, accusatory, objective

   Antonyms:
   exculpatory

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1. List of paraphrases for "accusing":

   accuses, accused, accuse, accusation, suspects, blaming, charged, indictment, indicted, defendants

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1. Justice Department attorney Joseph Borson:

   Theres been a lot of confusion in the briefing and in the press about what the Postal Service has done, the states are accusing us of making changes we have not in fact made.

2. Marco Rubio:

   There are legitimate questions, im not accusing anyone of anything, it is perhaps the way he says... but there are a lot of legitimatequestions that I think are important to answer, not just as a member of Congress tohis constituency, but in Republican House if he wants to continue serving in this important role.

3. Russell Martin Stendal:

   Somebody set a trap for me, and I walked into it, they are accusing me of rebellion for the missionary trips and visits we have made to conflict zones distributing Bibles and radios.

4. Quisha King:

   Parents have spent years battling the government to take their hands off our children, their response, after accusing us of terrorism is to create a council to formally come between parents and children? That's how I see it. I do not trust that Secretary Cardona has suddenly had a change of heart.Parents don’t need the federal government (sic) or local government showing us how to engage on behalf of our children. If anything, the federal government should be instructing school boards and departments of education to honor the oath they took to listen to their constituents.

5. Marco Rubio:

   It’s not because people are lazy, I am not accusing anyone of being lazy. It’s because people are logical.