Accusativity is a linguistic feature that influences how direct objects are marked in certain languages.

Her constant accusings of colleagues damaged the team's trust more than any actual mistake.

The accusators gathered in the hallway, each determined to present their evidence to the council.

The accusator stepped forward, his voice steady as he named the thief before the council.

The graduate student's paper argued convincingly about the accusativeness exhibited by direct-object pronouns in Old English.

The linguist explained the accusive case with clear examples from Latin.

The politician denied the baseless accusals during the press conference.

The council dismissed the accusements as baseless, but the damage to her reputation was already done.

The linguistics professor asked the students to identify the accusatives in each sentence.

Several accusants testified that they had been misled by the eyewitness.