Recriminations

/rɪˌkrɪm.ɪˈneɪ.ʃən/
Recriminations refer to the act of making mutual accusations, typically in a heated or formal dispute.

Examples

  • After the failed project, there were fierce recriminations between the team members.
  • The debate devolved into mutual recriminations rather than constructive discussion.
  • There have been ongoing recriminations in the media about who is to blame.
  • His statement only fueled further recriminations from the opposition.
  • She faced recriminations from her colleagues after the scandal broke.

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