Verb:

सूडाची तक्रार, बदला घेणे,

recriminate's Usage Examples:

also warned Charles that ‘it was not the place of a king to publicly recriminate against a bishop, to summon him before a secular court.

crimin- judgment, offense criminal, criminality, criminate, incriminate, recriminate, recrimination crīnis crīn- hair crinel, crinigerous, crinite, crinoline.

He also recriminates the Colombian population for its apathy and lack of strong demands to.

intervention of the government, a decision made after the Porte had recriminated at the European courts, forcing the Russian government to engage itself.

Calvin when he recriminated about having no visual contact once again.

academic painting and its smooth, idealised nudes, but he also directly recriminated the hypocritical social conventions of the Second Empire, where eroticism.

wild state without spleen, deprived of immune system, reason why it was recriminated in the mentioned act .

Beginning a fierce discussion with his mother, in which the boy recriminated his actions of killing everything that stood in his way, Madison clarified.

Upon his dismissal, Reverend William Drew Robeson bypassed any need "to recriminate and rebuke .

She went to find her sister, to whom she recriminated her lack of spine and who she called "regina di gallería".

Some people recriminate against a capitalist society —not because they had read Marx— but because.

returns to her mother"s house but does not give her any welcome, only recriminates her and leaves her in the worst room of the house.

†cribellum cribell- crimen crimin- judgment, offense criminal, criminality, criminate, incriminate, recriminate, recrimination crīnis crīn- hair crinel, crinigerous.

Synonyms:

criminate, incriminate, accuse, impeach,

Antonyms:

praise, absolve,