The Collaborative International Dictionary
Self-accused
Self-accused \Self"-ac*cused"\, a.
Accused by one's self or by one's conscience. ``Die
self-accused.''
--Cowper.
Usage examples of "self-accused".
Deroulede, the friend and idol of the people, the privileged darling of this unruly population, the father of the children, the friend of the women, the sympathiser in all troubles, Papa Deroulede as the little ones called him - he a traitor, self-accused, plotting and planning for an ex-tyrant, a harlot who had called herself a queen, for Marie Antoinette the Austrian, who had desired and worked for the overthrow of France!