To level angry charges?
If someone says 'A levels angry charges of selfishness at B', what does she mean? Does she mean something like 'A is angry at B for being selfish'?
I'm glad if you could help me make sense of this sentence. Also, I wonder if you could give a similar example sentence that uses the phrase 'to level ....... charges of ......... at someone'?
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aqua modern 23 'to level ....... charges of ......... at someone' = blame or accuse someone (of something).
- aqua modern 23 'to level .......
- charges of .........
- at someone' = blame or accuse someone (of something).
- It is more common in criminal contexts.
- Justice Department officials say all decisions to level charges under the Obama Administration have been made on their merits, not to dissuade whistle-blowers.
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aqua modern 23'to level ....... charges of ......... at someone'
= blame or accuse someone (of something). It is more common in criminal contexts.
Justice Department officials say all decisions to level charges under the Obama Administration have been made on their merits, not to dissuade whistle-blowers.
I am afraid I must now
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