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Accusingly

usgb/əˈkjuːzɪŋli/Volume
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Implied Blame

Using 'accusingly' implies you blame someone without saying it directly.

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She spoke accusingly, making it clear who she thought lied.
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Negative Emotion

'Accusingly' carries a negative tone and indicates disapproval or distrust.

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His tone turned accusingly as he recounted the missed deadline.
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Strong Assertion

Use 'accusingly' to express a strong belief that someone did something wrong.

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She glared accusingly, convinced he was hiding the truth.
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