The discussion turned into a heated debate with recriminations flying back and forth.
The meeting ended with bitterness and recrimination.
words of recrimination
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
crim´i|na´tion — crim|i|nate «KRIHM uh nayt», transitive verb, nat|ed, nat|ing. 1. to accuse of a crime. 2. to furnish evidence of the guilt of; incriminate. 3. to censure as criminal; condemn … Useful english dictionary
in|crim´i|na´tion — in|crim|i|nate «ihn KRIHM uh nayt», transitive verb, nat|ed, nat|ing. to accuse of a crime; show to be guilty; involve in an accusation: »In his confession the thief incriminated two others who helped him steal. SYNONYM(S): inculpate. ╂[< Late … Useful english dictionary
dis|crim|i|na|tion|al — «dihs KRIHM uh NAY shuh nuhl», adjective. of or having to do with discrimination, especially racial discrimination … Useful english dictionary
dis|crim|i|na|tion — «dihs KRIHM uh NAY shuhn», noun. 1. the act of making or recognizing differences and distinctions: »Do not buy clothes without discrimination. Discrimination between fact and theory is sometimes difficult to make. SYNONYM(S): discernment, insight … Useful english dictionary
re|crim|i|na|tion — «rih KRIHM uh NAY shuhn», noun. the act of accusing in return; counter accusation: »The quarreling children were full of recrimination … Useful english dictionary
an|ti|dis|crim|i|na|tion — «AN tee dihs KRIHM uh NAY shuhn», adjective. opposed to discrimination, especially on the basis of race or religion, in education, housing, employment, or recreation: »antidiscrimination legislation … Useful english dictionary
in|dis|crim|i|na|tion — «IHN dihs KRIHM uh NAY shuhn», noun. lack of discrimination … Useful english dictionary
self-in|crim|i|na|tion — «SEHLF ihn KRIHM uh NAY shuhn», noun. the incriminating of oneself through one s own testimony: »He pleaded his privilege against self incrimination under the fifth amendment of the Constitution (Wall Streeournal) … Useful english dictionary
self-re|crim|i|na|tion — «SEHLF rih KRIHM uh NAY shuhn», noun. self accusation; self reproach: »She mixed self recrimination with self justification until it was enough to make a man s head swim (New Yorker) … Useful english dictionary
crim — crim·i·nal·ism; crim·i·nal·ist; crim·i·nal·is·tic; crim·i·nal·is·tics; crim·i·nal·i·ty; crim·i·nal·ly; crim·i·nal·ness; crim·i·nal·oid; crim·i·nate; crim·i·na·tion; crim·i·na·tive; crim·i·na·tor; crim·i·na·to·ry; crim·i·ne; crim·i·no·genesis;… … English syllables
crim´i|na|tor — crim|i|nate «KRIHM uh nayt», transitive verb, nat|ed, nat|ing. 1. to accuse of a crime. 2. to furnish evidence of the guilt of; incriminate. 3. to censure as criminal; condemn … Useful english dictionary
