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No. 3,850 in French

accuse

"Accuse" in French means "to accuse" or "to charge" in English.

In a sentence

  • Elle accuse son frère d'avoir cassé le vase.

    She accuses her brother of having broken the vase.

    Here, 'accuse' is used as a verb meaning to charge someone with a wrongdoing.

  • Il porte une attitude accusée envers la situation.

    He carries an accusatory attitude towards the situation.

    In this case, 'accusée' is an adjective derived from the verb 'accuser', describing a characteristic or behavior.

  • L'accusé a nié toutes les charges portées contre lui.

    The accused denied all the charges brought against him.

    Here, 'accusé' is used as a noun referring to a person who is formally charged in a legal context.

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