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noun a meeting in which information or instructions are given to someone

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• The CEO will be giving a briefing on the company's financial performance.
• We have a briefing at 9 AM tomorrow, don't be late!
• Let's grab a coffee before the briefing starts.
• The sunrise was a beautiful briefing for the day ahead.

noun PMQs

• The Prime Minister faced tough questions during PMQs in the House of Commons.
• Did you catch the PMQs today? The Prime Minister was grilled by the opposition.
• PMQs was lit today! The Prime Minister totally owned the debate.
• PMQs is like a political battleground where leaders clash over policies and decisions.

noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea

• The prosecutor presented the accusatory evidence to the jury.
• She made an accusatory statement towards her friend.
• Stop being so accusatory all the time.
• The dark clouds looming overhead seemed accusatory in nature.

verb a word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence, such as 'accusing' which is the present participle of the verb 'accuse'

• The prosecutor was accusing the defendant of committing perjury.
• She was accusing him of cheating on the test.
• They're always accusing me of being lazy.
• The dark clouds were accusing the sun of hiding its light.