Accused and Opened

Accused

Accused noun - A defendant in a criminal proceeding.
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Synonyms for Accused

Opened and accused are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Opened" instead a verb "Accused".

Opened

Opened adjective - Not sealed or having been unsealed.

Accused and opened are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Accused" instead a verb "Opened".

Nearby Words: open, opening, opener

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  • Badass Pacifist The Other Wiki also informs us that " In 1858, someone interrupted a speech and accused her of being a man; Truth opened her blouse and revealed her breasts."
  • Critical Dissonance Les Misérables, which has been running nonstop for thirty-plus years in London and played to over 60 million people worldwide, was derided when it first opened, being accused of being glum and mawkish.
  • When he is later accused of being reckless during the shootout, the protagonist freely admits that having the gun fight out on the street was a bad idea but the robbers gave them little choice when they opened fire first.
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