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• s  containing or expressing accusation
  black accusatory looks

• Secondary characters linger offstage in full view of the audience, or gather to listen at key moments, forming an accusatory Greek chorus.
• Skewered by the accusatory glare of global publicity like a pinned butterfly, she has faced her congressional inquisitors with poise and outlined her activities and opinions with .
• Intimate and accusatory, the voice twisted and tortured each word in a lyric, weirdly drawing out the silent half of a vowel sound not "rain" but "raiiiiin", not "deal" but .

• accusative
• accusing
• accusive

News & Articles

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• ER trip for accident led to CPS visit
  A toddler's parents wanted to make sure their daughter was all right after an accident fall, so they took her to the ER. And then they faced some accusatory questions.
  Aug. 1, 2013 - KXAN 36 Austin

Quotes

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• Peter Jackson in CANOE
  Jackson says, "When I woke up in the morning, there was a figure in the room. She had a scary face, like a silent scream, very accusatory. It was terrifying. She was at the end of the bed then she glided across the room and disappeared into the...
• Park Dietz in New Zealand Herald
  In the beginning, he will be besieged by mail that will be threatening and accusatory,said Dietz, who heads a consulting firm that participated in more than 12,000 criminal investigations, according to its website.
• Tom Hicks in MLB.com
  I never asked in an accusatory way,Hicks said. "But we had enough conversations where I came away with the feeling that he had too much respect for his body and his God-given talent to hurt it with steroids."