adj.谴责的，指责的，控告的

His tone was accusatory, implying that I was responsible for the mistake.
他的语气带有指责意味，暗示我应对这个错误负责。
The detective's questions were becoming increasingly accusatory.
侦探的问题变得越来越具有指控性。
She looked at him with an accusatory stare after he forgot their anniversary.
在她忘记他们周年纪念日后，她用指责的眼神看着他。
The newspaper article was highly accusatory towards the government's handling of the crisis.
这篇报纸文章对政府处理危机的方式大加指责。
The teacher's voice took on an accusatory note when she noticed the missing homework.
当老师注意到缺失的家庭作业时，她的声音带上了指责的语气。
The defendant's lawyer skillfully deflected the prosecutor's accusatory arguments.
被告律师巧妙地反驳了检察官的指控论点。
He faced a series of accusatory tweets from people who misunderstood his intentions.
他遭遇了一系列来自误解其意图的人们的指责推文。
In her letter, she leveled several serious accusatory statements against her former employer.
在她的信中，她对她前雇主提出了一系列严重的指控。
The witness' testimony turned accusatory as they revealed more details about the suspect's involvement.
随着证人揭示更多关于嫌疑人的涉案细节，他们的证词变得更具指责性。
Her friends' silence was accusatory, implying they disapproved of her decision.
朋友们的沉默是充满指责的，意味着他们不赞成她的决定。