কেউ বিরুদ্ধে একটি অভিযোগ ফিরে বা পারস্পরিক দোষারোপ নিয়োজিত; বিনিময়ে চার্জ

Verb:

প্রত্যপবাদ দেত্তয়া, পালটা নালিশ করা,

recriminated's Usage Examples:

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

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

However, Sampierdarenese recriminated for the referee's conduct.

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

Upon his arrival, the two engaged in an argument: Urquiza recriminated him for his defection from the "anti-tyrannical" cause, while Chilavert.

joint-managers, who in 1761 had opened a new theatre in Cork, quarrelled, recriminated, and dissolved partnership, Woodward returning to London.

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

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

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

other country to avoid Soviet disapproval and the Bulgarian leader was recriminated for his federative ideas.

recriminated's Meaning':

return an accusation against someone or engage in mutual accusations; charge in return

Synonyms:

impeach; accuse; incriminate; criminate;

Antonyms:

absolve; praise;