Accusatorial
Accusatorial adjective - Specifically indicating a form of prosecution in which one is publicly accused of and tried for a crime and in which the judge is not also the prosecutor.
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Synonyms for Accusatorial
Inculpative and accusatorial are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Inculpative" with "Accusatorial", this adjectives are similar.
Inculpative
Inculpative adjective - Causing blame to be imputed to.
Accusatorial and inculpative are semantically related. You can use "Accusatorial" instead an adjective "Inculpative".
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- damning and accusatorial
- damning and inculpative
- incriminating and accusatorial
- incriminating and inculpative
- accusatory and accusatorial
- accusatory and inculpative
- accusing and accusatorial
- accusing and inculpative
- accusive and accusatorial
- accusive and inculpative
- condemnatory and accusatorial
- condemnatory and inculpative
- condemning and accusatorial
- condemning and inculpative
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