criminate
verb (used with object)
to charge with a crime.
crimination
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a word derived from
criminate.
Example Sentences
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What did Josef Stalin, the quiet, cold, impersonal Dictator of Russia have to say last week, amid so much crimination and recrimination?
From Time Magazine Archive
A: The legislative and executive should properly be in the same hands, so that there can be responsibility fixed without crimination and recrimination .
From Time Magazine Archive
Dis crimination would be forbidden in about 52.6 million dwellings, including millions of single-family houses.
From Time Magazine Archive
The usual aftermath of crimination and recrimination ensued.
From Time Magazine Archive
Weariness and dulness must reign in both master and scholars, when things, as he imagines, are going right; and mutual anger and crimination, when they go wrong.
From The Teacher Or, Moral Influences Employed in the Instruction and Government of the Young by Jacob Abbott
