Accusation and Proof

Accusation

Accusation noun - An assertion that someone is guilty of a fault or offence.

Proof is an antonym for accusation.

Proof

Proof noun - Something presented in support of the truth or accuracy of a claim.
Usage example: she presented proof that she had not cheated

Accusation is an antonym for proof.

Nearby Words: proofed, proofing

How words are described

common common accusation common proof
direct direct accusation direct proof
original original accusation original proof
true true accusation true proof
Other adjectives: simple, main, possible, mere, last, said, alleged.

Both words in one sentence

  • Blackmail Unlike most examples of this trope, Hamilton does go public, though only because the proof of his affair exonerates him from an accusation of embezzlement.
    Source: Blackmail
  • Comicbook / Cyclops Whether his accusation has a point or if this was just further proof that Scott was just falling further off the edge is up to the reader.
  • Every knight knows that Guinevere is cheating on Arthur with Lancelot, but an accusation without any proof can only be made by challenging the queen's champion- Lancelot himself.
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