Today’s “Word of the Day” is recrimination and it is a noun meaning “a situation in which people are accusing each other; an act of accusing someone who has accused you; mutual accusation(s), counter-accusation(s), countercharge, counterattack, retaliation”.
Example Sentence: The Democrat win in the Senate is likely to prompt further recrimination in Republican circles over who is to blame for the poor showing. Much attention has so far focused on Trump after he backed rightwing or celebrity candidates in several key races who lost,… The victory is also another boost for president Joe Biden after his party defied immediate fears that his low popularity ratings and an electorate battered by high inflation would translate to punishment at the polls.
This word is present in The Guardian article Democrats retain control of Senate after crucial victory in Nevada and click here to read it.
Courtesy: The Guardian
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