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acusàs
"Acusàs" is an archaic Catalan word meaning "he/she/it accused".
In a sentence
El mestre demanà per què l'acusàs a ell.
The teacher asked why he was accused.
Here, 'acusàs' is used as a past tense form of 'acusar' (to accuse), in the subjunctive mood, showing an action that was considered or questioned.
No volia que l'acusàs de res.
He didn't want him to accuse him of anything.
In this sentence, 'acusàs' remains in the subjunctive mood and represents a hypothetical action dependent on the will mentioned.
Si acusàs sense proves, seria injust.
If he accused without evidence, it would be unjust.
The word 'acusàs' here is used in a conditional subjunctive clause, expressing a hypothetical scenario.
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