No. 8,427 in French
accusant
"Accusant" means "accusing" or "indicative."
In a sentence
Le témoin est accusant envers l'accusé.
The witness is accusatory towards the accused.
Here, 'accusant' is used as an adjective meaning 'accusatory' to describe the demeanor or tone of the witness.
Le journaliste écrivait un article accusant le gouvernement.
The journalist was writing an article accusing the government.
In this case, 'accusant' is a present participle derived from the verb 'accuser', indicating the article has an accusing tone or intention.
Elle a toujours un regard accusant quand elle est contrariée.
She always has an accusatory look when she is upset.
Here, 'accusant' as an adjective describes the type of look she gives, implying that it conveys blame or accusation.
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