accumulation, n.f., accumulation.
accumuler, v.a., to accumulate, to heap up, to store, to amass. — crime sur crime; to heap crime upon crime.
s’accumuler, v.r., to accumulate, to increase.
accusable, adj., accusable, impeachable, chargeable.
accusat-eur, n.m., -rice, n.f., accuser, indicter, impeacher.
accusatif, n.m., (gram.) accusative case. A l’—; in the accusative.
accusation, n.f., accusation, indictment, impeachment, charge; complaint; prosecution. Chef d’—; count of an indictment. Mise en —; arraignment. Intenter une —; to prefer an indictment. Mettre en —; to impeach. Prononcer la mise en —; to find a true bill.
accusatoire, adj., accusatory.
accusé, n.m., -e, n.f., accused, prisoner, culprit. — de réception; (com.) acknowledgment of letter, receipt.
accuser, v.a., to accuse of, to charge with; to indict, to impeach; to reproach, to tax; to blame; to dispute the validity of a deed; to mention, to give notice; (fig.) to show, to indicate, to betray, to attest. — réception d’une lettre; to acknowledge the receipt of a letter.