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incriminations
n. (plural of incrimination English)
Usage examples of "incriminations".
Little was left of this “marriage of true minds” type of love—little except anger, accusations, incriminations, lying, and further infidelity—all of which would be played out by Sonnet 126, by which time “the Young Man” and ideal love itself would be abandoned for the slutty pleasures of “the Dark Lady.
He alternated reassurances to Socks with incriminations against the unprintable meat-heads who were supposed to have surveyed this planet.