Accusatrix

Pronunciation: /ˌækjʊˈseɪtrɪks/

Definitions of accusatrix

noun A female accuser or a woman who brings accusations or charges against someone.

Example Sentences

A1 The accusatrix pointed her finger at the suspect in the courtroom.

A2 The accusatrix presented the evidence against the defendant during the trial.

B1 The accusatrix was determined to prove the guilt of the accused beyond a reasonable doubt.

B2 The accusatrix cross-examined the witness to uncover the truth.

C1 The accusatrix's interrogation tactics were renowned for their effectiveness in obtaining confessions.

C2 The accusatrix's closing arguments were compelling and persuasive, leading to a conviction.

Examples of accusatrix in a Sentence

formal The accusatrix presented compelling evidence against the defendant in court.

informal The accusatrix was really going after that guy in the trial.

slang The accusatrix was on a mission to take down the suspect.

figurative She was like an accusatrix, always pointing fingers and assigning blame.

Grammatical Forms of accusatrix

• past tense: accusatrixed
• plural: accusatrixes
• comparative: more accusatrix
• superlative: most accusatrix
• present tense: accusatrixes
• future tense: will accusatrix
• perfect tense: has accusatrixed
• continuous tense: is accusatrixing
• singular: accusatrix
• positive degree: accusatrix
• infinitive: to accusatrix
• gerund: accusatrixing
• participle: accusatrixed

Origin and Evolution of accusatrix

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'accusatrix' originates from Latin.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in Latin to refer to a female accuser, the term 'accusatrix' evolved over time to be used in legal contexts to describe a female plaintiff or someone who brings charges against another party.