1. past tense and past participle of reaccuse; to accuse again or anew
Usage: rare

Examples

• After new evidence emerged, the suspect was reaccused of the crime.
• The politician was reaccused of corruption by the opposition party.
• She felt unfairly reaccused of the same mistake she had already apologized for.
• The defendant was reaccused when additional witnesses came forward.
• He was reaccused of plagiarism despite his previous denial.
• The company was reaccused of environmental violations after the investigation reopened.