recrimination — an accusation in response to one already made against one; bitter criticism or counter-accusation
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: an accusation in response to one already made against one; bitter criticism or counter-accusation
Pronunciation (IPA): /rɪˈkrɪməˌneɪʃən/
Korean meaning: 상호 비난, 맞고소; 서로 비난하며 다투는 것
Korean pronunciation: 리**크리**머네이션
Example Sentences
- After the team lost the championship, there were bitter recriminations between the coach and players.
- The meeting turned into a session of recriminations rather than problem-solving.
- Instead of endless recriminations about who ate the last slice of pizza, let's just order another one.
recrimination
NOUN//rɪˈkrɪməˌneɪʃən//
an accusation in response to one already made against one; bitter criticism or counter-accusation
상호 비난, 맞고소; 서로 비난하며 다투는 것
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From Latin recriminari, meaning 'to accuse in return.' Originally used in legal contexts where defendants would counter-accuse their accusers.
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“After the team lost the championship, there were bitter recriminations between the coach and players.”
“The meeting turned into a session of recriminations rather than problem-solving.”
“Instead of endless recriminations about who ate the last slice of pizza, let's just order another one.”
“The project failed amid mutual recriminations between the departments.”
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