practically accuse

Frequency: 4.52.1 per million words

To almost accuse someone, without stating it directly.

accuseADVERB + accuse

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practically

Examples (10)

  • She practically accused me of starting the fire!
  • The audit report practically accused the CEO of negligence, without ever using the word.
  • With that look on your face, you're practically accusing me of lying!
  • He didn't say it outright, but he practically accused his partner of being unfaithful.
  • Are you practically accusing me of stealing your idea?
  • By questioning my every move, my boss was practically accusing me of incompetence.
  • The opposition leader's speech practically accused the government of corruption.
  • If you keep asking those questions, you'll be practically accusing him of hiding something.
  • The article practically accuses the entire industry of unethical practices.
  • I felt like my parents practically accused me of being lazy just because I wanted to rest.