face accusation

Frequency: 7.512.8 per million words

To be confronted with an accusation.

accusationVERB + accusation

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Examples (10)

  • Their father now faces an accusation of murder.
  • The politician had to face accusations of corruption during the campaign.
  • If the evidence is solid, he will face a formal accusation in court.
  • She was forced to face the accusation of plagiarism from her professor.
  • No one wants to face a false accusation that could ruin their career.
  • The company is currently facing accusations of environmental negligence.
  • Despite facing serious accusations, the CEO refused to step down.
  • It's difficult to face an accusation from someone you once trusted.
  • Throughout history, many innovators faced accusations of heresy.
  • The entire team had to face accusations of cheating after their unexpected victory.