Translations for „accusatory“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

accusatory [ækju:ˈzeitəri, Am əˈkju:zətɔ:ri] ADJ form

accusatory

обвини́тельный

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English

Perhaps those who use such accusatory terms should provide examples of the aggression and violence to which they refer.

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The voters don't know what to believe -- there is simply too much noise and accusatory language on a daily basis.

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Surrounded by a respectful silence he ordered that the accusatory decree be read in a loud voice.

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Accordingly, accusatory debates about such decisions often ensue.

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He talks in a slightly accusatory and officious blurt as if he knows that his meaning will have to barge through several layers of prejudice to be heard.

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The whole tone is invariably accusatory -- a tabloid device for putting the interviewee on the back foot; notwithstanding the worth or conscientiousness of their responses.

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She could be charming, friendly and lively but when caught in an untruth she would become angry, accusatory and loud.

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During this period, persecution was accusatory and not inquisitive.

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He is also friendly and kind toward others, even when others are rude or accusatory towards him.

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There are traditional lyrics associated with different tumba songs, but they are sometimes scandalous and accusatory, and are thus not always sung.

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