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recriminatory's Usage Examples:

The NVR participated in recriminatory attacks and the summary execution of suspected rebels.

He opposed harsh or recriminatory action against China during the Nanking Incident of 1927.

mother's ethnographic and historical information in print led to a recriminatory letter from Cox.

case of a whistle blower, for instance, the opportunity to forestall a recriminatory dismissal or one designed to frustrate the intentions of the conscientious.

vessels survived and the two captains proceeded to exchange mutually recriminatory letters.

Personal Recollections of English Engineers (1868) Spencer was less recriminatory in his Autobiography (1904), describing Moorsom as a kind man, although.

have been nastier had it been devised and written by a malevolent and recriminatory heterosexual".

because of Rolfe’s paranoiac tendencies they are often disputatious and recriminatory.

and he resigned angrily in 1850, after certain offences given, with a recriminatory correspondence in the Ipswich press.

had commandeered the captain's ship), the admiral remained forever recriminatory about what happened next.

recriminatory's Meaning':

countering one charge with another

Synonyms:

inculpative; inculpatory; recriminative;

Antonyms:

exculpatory; innocent; forgiving; guiltless;