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No. 4,461 in Spanish

acusada

The Spanish word "acusada" means "accused" (feminine form).

In a sentence

  • La acusada llegó al tribunal acompañada de su abogado.

    The accused arrived at the courthouse accompanied by her lawyer.

    In this sentence, 'acusada' is used as a noun referring to a female defendant in a legal context.

  • Ella se sintió acusada injustamente por sus compañeros.

    She felt unjustly accused by her peers.

    Here, 'acusada' acts as an adjective describing the emotional state of feeling accused.

  • La actitud acusada de sus comentarios reveló su verdadero sentir.

    The pointed nature of her comments revealed her true feelings.

    In this instance, 'acusada' is used as an adjective meaning 'pointed' or 'emphasized,' expressing the nature of the comments.

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