Accusing
Accusing adjective - Containing or expressing accusation.
Particular and accusing are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Particular" instead an adjective "Accusing".
Particular
Particular adjective - Hard to please.
Accusing and particular are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Accusing" instead an adjective "Particular".
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- Wilbert Awdry in particular wrote letters of disgust to series writers David Mitton and Britt Allcroft, accusing them of becoming "big headed" with his work.
Source: Creator Backlash - One particular example comes from when Cartman accidentally stumbled onto a real terrorist plot while accusing the new Middle-Eastern kid (who had nothing to do with it) of being a terrorist.
Source: Jerkass Has a Point -
The one for 'Indecent Proposal' in particular has the cast repeatedly accusing him of being extremely drunk while he claims to be 'high on life.'
Source: DVD Commentary
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