accusatory

[ US /əkˈjuzəˌtɔɹi/ ]
[ UK /ɐkjˈuːzətəɹˌi/ ]

ADJECTIVE

containing or expressing accusation
his accusing glare
black accusatory looks
accusive shoes and telltale trousers
an accusative forefinger

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How To Use accusatory In A Sentence

Ignoring their needs and interests and pointing accusatory fingers won't help.
The televisions showed nonstop video of the crumpled San Onofre building, with accusatory reports about nuclear waste. FALLOUT
A balled-up fist reaches out, one finger pointed in an accusatory jab towards you.
If Rowling had written it, it would be called an Unforgivable, the Broken Heart Curse, to be hit with a hex that forces you to relive your greatest regrets in magnified, accusatory glory. All in a day « Love | Peace | Ohana
Next time I hear that accusatory voice, I'm going to pretend I've contracted a sudden case of selective deafness.
He pointed an accusatory finger at the television medium for aggressively promoting films made for the market.
It will be a pointing, accusatory finger and a baleful cry of ‘we told you so’.
Richard Lyons told reporters following his daughter's slaying that detectives made "accusatory" comments to him, which led him to hire a lawyer. Two Years Later, Charges In The Murder That Shook Chicago
As much as I despise Kerry, I don't think that finger was pointed in an "accusatory" manner. PR Blunder Number 2324
Under this kind of accusatory and aggressive questioning, a reasonable person in (Oney's) position would not have felt able to interrupt the questioning and leave the interview. TimesArgus.com: Barre/Montpelier Region