A guilty conscience needs no accuser.
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Accuser
//əˈkju.zɚ//
Synonyms for "accuser" (20 found)
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Closest matches (4)
Strong matches (6)
Related words (10)
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78 translations across 44 languages.
Albanian
1 entries- paditës noun (one who accuses)
Ancient Greek
1 entries- κατήγορος noun (one who accuses)
Arabic
1 entries- مُتَّهِم noun (one who accuses)
Armenian
1 entries- մեղադրող noun (one who accuses)
Belarusian
1 entries- абвінава́ўца noun (one who accuses)
Bulgarian
2 entries- обвини́тел noun (one who accuses)
- обвини́телка noun (one who accuses)
Catalan
2 entries- acusador noun (one who accuses)
- acusadora noun (one who accuses)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 原告 noun (one who accuses)
- 起訴人 /起诉人 noun (one who accuses)
Czech
2 entries- žalobce noun (one who accuses)
- žalobkyně noun (one who accuses)
Danish
1 entries- anklager noun (one who accuses)
Dutch
2 entries- aanklager noun (one who accuses)
- beschuldiger noun (one who accuses)
Esperanto
2 entries- akuzantino noun (one who accuses)
- akuzanto noun (one who accuses)
Estonian
1 entries- süüdistaja noun (one who accuses)
Finnish
1 entries- syyttäjä noun (one who accuses)
French
2 entries- accusateur noun (one who accuses)
- accusatrice noun (one who accuses)
Galician
2 entries- acusador noun (one who accuses)
- acusadora noun (one who accuses)
German
2 entries- Ankläger noun (one who accuses)
- Ankläger noun (one who accuses)
Greek
1 entries- κατήγορος noun (one who accuses)
Hindi
1 entries- अभियोक्ता noun (one who accuses)
Hungarian
1 entries- vádló noun (one who accuses)
Ido
2 entries- akuzanto noun (one who accuses)
- akuzero noun (one who accuses)
Indonesian
1 entries- penuduh noun (one who accuses)
Italian
2 entries- accusatore noun (one who accuses)
- accusatrice noun (one who accuses)
Japanese
3 entries- 原告 noun (one who accuses)
- 告発者 noun (one who accuses)
- 告訴人 noun (one who accuses)
Korean
3 entries- 고소인 noun (one who accuses)
- 비난자 noun (one who accuses)
- 원고 noun (one who accuses)
Latin
4 entries- accūsātor noun (one who accuses)
- accūsātrīx noun (one who accuses)
- crīminātor noun (one who accuses)
- crīminātrīx noun (one who accuses)
Macedonian
4 entries- обвинител noun (one who accuses)
- обвинителка noun (one who accuses)
- обвинувач noun (one who accuses)
- обвинувачка noun (one who accuses)
Māori
1 entries- kaiwhakapae noun (one who accuses)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- anklager noun (one who accuses)
Persian
1 entries- متهم noun (one who accuses)
Polish
2 entries- oskarżyciel noun (one who accuses)
- oskarżycielka noun (one who accuses)
Portuguese
2 entries- acusador noun (one who accuses)
- acusadora noun (one who accuses)
Romanian
1 entries- acuzator noun (one who accuses)
Russian
2 entries- обвини́тель noun (one who accuses)
- обвини́тельница noun (one who accuses)
Serbo-Croatian
4 entries- tùžilac noun (one who accuses)
- tùžitelj noun (one who accuses)
- ту̀жилац noun (one who accuses)
- ту̀житељ noun (one who accuses)
Slovak
2 entries- žalobca noun (one who accuses)
- žalobkyňa noun (one who accuses)
Slovene
2 entries- tožnica noun (one who accuses)
- tožnik noun (one who accuses)
Spanish
2 entries- acusador noun (one who accuses)
- acusadora noun (one who accuses)
Swahili
1 entries- mshtaki noun (one who accuses)
Swedish
1 entries- anklagare noun (one who accuses)
Tajik
1 entries- айбдоркунанда noun (one who accuses)
Tatar
2 entries- гаепләүче noun (one who accuses)
- гаепләүчеләр noun (one who accuses)
Ukrainian
2 entries- обвинува́ч noun (one who accuses)
- обвинува́чка noun (one who accuses)
Uzbek
1 entries- ayblovchi noun (one who accuses)
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