Accusingly

The mother-in-law raised her voice accusingly at her daughter-in-law for not preparing dinner on time.

The boss looked at the employee accusingly, thinking they had missed an important deadline.

The coach looked at the player accusingly for missing an easy goal.

"The customer complained accusingly to the manager, claiming the product was defective."

"He spoke to his son accusingly, demanding to know why he had broken the window."

The neighbor spoke accusingly to the police officer, claiming that the noise had been coming from the suspect's house all night.

She shook her head accusingly, indicating that she disapproved of his behavior.

She looked at him accusingly, suspecting him of lying.

"I can't believe you forgot our anniversary," she said accusingly.

The victim's family stared accusingly at the accused murderer during the trial.

The judge addressed the witness accusingly during the trial.

The teacher spoke accusingly to the student who cheated on the test.

"She shook her head accusingly when he failed to follow through on his promise."

She stared at him accusingly, convinced he was lying.

He looked at her accusingly when she broke the vase.

"Did you forget to pay the bills?" Mom asked accusingly.

The customer glared accusingly at the waiter when the food arrived late.

The judge looked at the defendant accusingly, waiting for his response.

The woman glared accusingly at the man who bumped into her on the street.

"She crossed her arms and stared at her friend accusingly, sure that she had broken her promise."

"I don't appreciate being accused of cheating," he said accusingly.

"The neighbor looked at him accusingly for playing loud music late at night."

The employee looked at his boss accusingly, feeling that he had been unfairly passed over for a promotion.

The customer looked at the salesperson accusingly, thinking he had been overcharged.

The mother spoke accusingly to her child after discovering that he had lied about his whereabouts.

The teacher stared at the class accusingly, trying to figure out who was talking.

"You knew about this and didn't tell me?" he exclaimed accusingly.

The waiter looked at the customer accusingly when he saw him spill his drink on the table.

The detective questioned the suspect accusingly during the interrogation.

The principal looked at the student accusingly after he was caught cheating.

"The detective pointed at the suspect accusingly, signaling he was the one who committed the murder."

The customer glared accusingly at the waiter for messing up his order.

"Why didn't you show up for the meeting?" the boss asked accusingly.

The doctor asked the patient accusingly if he had been taking his medication as prescribed.

She spoke accusingly to her coworker who had taken credit for her work.

The detective questioned the suspect accusingly about his whereabouts during the night of the murder.

He looked at her accusingly when he saw the broken vase.

The detective stared accusingly at the suspect during the interrogation.

The principal spoke accusingly to the students, warning them of the consequences of cheating.

The customer glared accusingly at the waiter when he received the wrong order.

The doctor looked at the patient accusingly for not following the prescribed medication.

"You must have taken my wallet," he accused his brother accusingly.

"You're the one who made that mess," the boss said accusingly to the employee.

"You're the one who ate the last cookie," my little sister said accusingly.

"Did you sabotage my project?" the coworker asked accusingly.

"You cheated on the test, didn't you?" the professor asked accusingly.

"You promised you would help me clean the house," she said accusingly.

The neighbor stared accusingly at the dog who was barking all night.

The cat meowed accusingly at its owner when it saw its empty food bowl.

She crossed her arms and spoke accusingly to her husband about the broken vase.