An accusation is a deliberate assignment of blame to another, as a rule, an insistence on the intention, and even the premeditation of the committed misconduct.
Prosecution and domestic accusations
An accusation, as a deliberate act, should be distinguished from everyday accusations, when reproaches and dissatisfaction are thrown essentially thoughtlessly, in the mode of an interpersonal game, out of habit or because of a bad mood. See Prosecution and domestic accusations
Blaming another is a serious act… This is no longer a prick, but a blow. Children are ready, without hesitation, to throw everyday accusations at each other, but stop before the question: “Do you really mean that your brother broke your toy on purpose? If you say so, he will be severely punished. He’ll stand in the corner for half an hour and you won’t play.» As a rule, after such a serious request, the accusation is not confirmed. See Accusations