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accūsātĭo
feminine noun III declension

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1 accusation, incitement
2 act, occasion of accusation
3 rebuke, reproof

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accusatio M. Aquili || columen accusationis || M. Aquili accusatio || Catonis accusatio || accusationem suscipio = to take on the prosecution || accusationem perago = to continue an accusation until judgement || accusationem instruebant = they were putting together the elements of the prosecution || accusationes Hannibalis = accusations against Hannibal || accusationis firmamentum = the principal basis of the accusation || accusationem factito = to be a prosecutor by profession || aliquem ad accusationem detraho || accusationem conflo = to set up an accusation || accusatio concertativa = countercharge || accusationem adorno = to prepare an accusation || accusationis auctor = the accuser || accusationes cum praemio exerceo = to be an informer by profession || accusationem comparo (or constituo) = to prepare the accusation || accusationem iudiciumque conflo = to plot an accusation and judgement || accusationes potentium reorum = placing influential personalities under accusation || ea causa tripertita erit in accusatione || columen accusationis tuae || commisceo ius accusationis cum iure testimonii || accusatio adseveratione eadem peracta = the accusation was continued with the same gravity || accusatione corripitur, deferente Iunio Lupo senatore = he was accused, upon complaint of the senator Junius Lupus || antequam de accusatione dico de accusatorum spe pauca dicam