Crimination
51criminatory — adj. incriminatory, of crimination …
52accusation — n. Crimination, impeachment, arraignment, indictment, charge. See accuse …
53inculpation — n. Crimination, incrimination, blame, charge, impeachment, censure …
54indictment — n. 1. (Law.) Indicting, presentment. 2. Accusation, charge, arraignment, crimination, impeachment …
55charge — I. v. a. 1. Load, burden, freight, lade. 2. Intrust, put in care of. 3. Ascribe, impute, lay, lay at one s door, lay to one s charge. 4. Accuse, arraign, impeach, inculpate, criminate, indict, tax, call to account, take to task, inform against. 5 …
56accusation — n 1. charge, Law. gravamen, indictment, Law. true bill, Law. plaint, Law. complaint, citation, summons; incrimination, crimination, recrimination, denunciation, Scot, and North Eng. threap; implication, inculpation, informing against, Chiefly… …
57arraignment — n 1. accusation, charge, indictment, Law. true bill, Law. gravamen; citation, summons; incrimination, crimination, recrimination, denunciation; implication, inculpation, blaming, accusing. 2. censure, blame; criticism, examination, finding fault …
58blame — v 1. accuse, hold [s.o.] accountable or responsible, lay at [s.o. s] door, point the finger at [5.0.], Sl. pin or stick [s.t.] on [s.o.], Chiefly Scot. wite; (all in reference to culpability) allege, ascribe, attribute, assign, impute, lay. 2.… …
59censure — n 1. disapproval, disapprobation, reprobation, reprehension, objection; fulmination, denunciation, condemnation; criticism, animadversion, Inf. brickbat, aspersion, obloquy; tirade, philippic, diatribe. 2. reproof, reproach, rebuke, reprimand,… …
60charge — v 1. fill, fill up, load, plug, pack, ram down, inject with; suffuse, pervade, permeate; spread over, overspread, overrun, saturate, diffuse; bathe, soak, steep; imbue, infuse, penetrate, interfuse. 2. command, bid, order, dictate, adjure, direct …
