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accuse
B1
verb
Usage:
75%
blame
Translation: blame
Pronunciation: /əˈkjuːz/
Meaning: To say someone is guilty of a fault, often without proof.

Sometimes accuse means to say someone did something wrong without sure proof. It can be in personal or social situations when blaming.

Don’t accuse me without any reason.

She accused her brother of lying.

2
B2
noun
Usage:
45%
charge
Translation: charge
Pronunciation: /əˈkjuːz/
Meaning: The act or statement of blaming someone.

As a noun, accuse means the statement that says someone did something bad. It is the act of blaming or charging a person.

The accuse was false and unfair.

He denied the accuse clearly.

3
C1
verb
Usage:
40%
attribute
Translation: attribute
Pronunciation: /əˈkjuːz/
Meaning: To say something is caused by someone or something, often blame.

Accuse can mean to say that someone or something is the reason for a problem or bad thing. Often used to show blame but can be more neutral.

They accuse the noise on the nearby factory.

We accuse the weather for the delay.

4
C2
verb
Usage:
30%
impeach
Translation: impeach
Pronunciation: /əˈkjuːz/
Meaning: To formally say someone did wrong in a specific official role or position.

Accuse can mean to say someone in power or official position did something wrong. This is often a formal political or legal claim.

The senator was accused of corruption last year.

They accused the official of misuse of power.

5
B2
verb
Usage:
65%
reproach
Translation: reproach
Pronunciation: /əˈkjuːz/
Meaning: To point out a fault or mistake in someone or something.

Accuse is used to say that someone made a mistake or did something wrong. It can be for small faults or serious issues in daily life.

She accused him of not helping her.

They accused the team for poor work.

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