Definition of recriminatory in English:

recriminatory

adjective rɪˈkrɪmɪnət(ə)rirəˈkrɪmənəˌtɔri

Involving or of the nature of mutual or counter accusations.
相互指责的，反唇相讥的
his habit of rendering love in terms of recriminatory bickering
Example sentencesExamples
- Campbell, who narrates the film in a sad, recriminatory mumble, somehow manages to make the character affecting.
- Here, we are prime targets for recriminatory action.
- Reinforcing these pressures were the recriminatory voices of returning servicemen.
- The outcome, too, is left tantalisingly open: no reconciliations, partner-swappings or recriminatory tantrums.
- Due to fear of a recriminatory reception in Senegal, her editors advised her to adopt a pseudonym.
- When someone gets around to writing the definitive history of the destruction of the environment they'll need to reserve some recriminatory paragraphs for a certain terraced house in Dartmouth Park, north London.
- Yet the consequences of her drinking - recriminatory hangovers, neglect of what other people perceive to be her responsibilities, unemployment, petty theft, disease - intervene between Hannah and happiness.
- Later he usually makes some recriminatory remark against those that kept their seats.
- The elegant speech has preserved decorum, kept what is evidently a precarious civilized façade in place, and sent the guests to bed in elegiac rather than recriminatory mood.
- On some occasions, the vocabulary that she employs in her response to Derrida is recriminatory.

Rhymes

discriminatory, eliminatory, incriminatory

Definition of recriminatory in US English:

recriminatory

adjectiverəˈkrɪmənəˌtɔrirəˈkrimənəˌtôrē

Involving or of the nature of mutual accusations or counteraccusations.
相互指责的，反唇相讥的
his habit of rendering love in terms of recriminatory bickering
Example sentencesExamples
- Campbell, who narrates the film in a sad, recriminatory mumble, somehow manages to make the character affecting.
- The elegant speech has preserved decorum, kept what is evidently a precarious civilized façade in place, and sent the guests to bed in elegiac rather than recriminatory mood.
- On some occasions, the vocabulary that she employs in her response to Derrida is recriminatory.
- Yet the consequences of her drinking - recriminatory hangovers, neglect of what other people perceive to be her responsibilities, unemployment, petty theft, disease - intervene between Hannah and happiness.
- Due to fear of a recriminatory reception in Senegal, her editors advised her to adopt a pseudonym.
- Here, we are prime targets for recriminatory action.
- Later he usually makes some recriminatory remark against those that kept their seats.
- The outcome, too, is left tantalisingly open: no reconciliations, partner-swappings or recriminatory tantrums.
- When someone gets around to writing the definitive history of the destruction of the environment they'll need to reserve some recriminatory paragraphs for a certain terraced house in Dartmouth Park, north London.
- Reinforcing these pressures were the recriminatory voices of returning servicemen.

词汇	recriminatory
释义	Definition of recriminatory in English: recriminatory adjective rɪˈkrɪmɪnət(ə)rirəˈkrɪmənəˌtɔri Involving or of the nature of mutual or counter accusations. 相互指责的，反唇相讥的 his habit of rendering love in terms of recriminatory bickering Example sentencesExamples Campbell, who narrates the film in a sad, recriminatory mumble, somehow manages to make the character affecting. Here, we are prime targets for recriminatory action. Reinforcing these pressures were the recriminatory voices of returning servicemen. The outcome, too, is left tantalisingly open: no reconciliations, partner-swappings or recriminatory tantrums. Due to fear of a recriminatory reception in Senegal, her editors advised her to adopt a pseudonym. When someone gets around to writing the definitive history of the destruction of the environment they'll need to reserve some recriminatory paragraphs for a certain terraced house in Dartmouth Park, north London. Yet the consequences of her drinking - recriminatory hangovers, neglect of what other people perceive to be her responsibilities, unemployment, petty theft, disease - intervene between Hannah and happiness. Later he usually makes some recriminatory remark against those that kept their seats. The elegant speech has preserved decorum, kept what is evidently a precarious civilized façade in place, and sent the guests to bed in elegiac rather than recriminatory mood. On some occasions, the vocabulary that she employs in her response to Derrida is recriminatory. Rhymes discriminatory, eliminatory, incriminatory Definition of recriminatory in US English: recriminatory adjectiverəˈkrɪmənəˌtɔrirəˈkrimənəˌtôrē Involving or of the nature of mutual accusations or counteraccusations. 相互指责的，反唇相讥的 his habit of rendering love in terms of recriminatory bickering Example sentencesExamples Campbell, who narrates the film in a sad, recriminatory mumble, somehow manages to make the character affecting. The elegant speech has preserved decorum, kept what is evidently a precarious civilized façade in place, and sent the guests to bed in elegiac rather than recriminatory mood. On some occasions, the vocabulary that she employs in her response to Derrida is recriminatory. Yet the consequences of her drinking - recriminatory hangovers, neglect of what other people perceive to be her responsibilities, unemployment, petty theft, disease - intervene between Hannah and happiness. Due to fear of a recriminatory reception in Senegal, her editors advised her to adopt a pseudonym. Here, we are prime targets for recriminatory action. Later he usually makes some recriminatory remark against those that kept their seats. The outcome, too, is left tantalisingly open: no reconciliations, partner-swappings or recriminatory tantrums. When someone gets around to writing the definitive history of the destruction of the environment they'll need to reserve some recriminatory paragraphs for a certain terraced house in Dartmouth Park, north London. Reinforcing these pressures were the recriminatory voices of returning servicemen.
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