The phrase "accuse you for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe someone who has been blamed for something wrong. For example: "My boss accused me for not finishing my work on time."
Some accuse you of having contempt for democracy.
"Critics accuse you of fuzzy thinking for saying the vagina is part of a woman's soul!" she snaps.
Sacrificing some Lolita-ness to protect yourself is better than sacrificing some of your safety to be more Lolita-like (no matter how many other people accuse you of being inauthentic for not doing whatever it takes to be a Lolita).
Don't wait for someone to accuse you of being condescending before taking action.
A pale woman in the third row spoke up: "Many media outlets, including the Village Voice, Salon, and The New Republic, have accused you, for lack of a better word, of being a major suckup," she said, her voice reflecting a half century's tenure in Brooklyn.
The Human Rights League have accused you of spreading "propaganda for your small extreme right-wing group, as well as a stigmatization of foreigners and other disadvantaged groups".
For example, if you're promoting the abolition of the death penalty, your opponent might commit the straw man by accusing you of lacking sympathy for the families of victims, and that you don't want true criminals to pay for their crimes.
People start accusing you of ruining the pub for everyone else, even though they were short of chairs long before you arrived.
In "Station Island", the dead cousin he years earlier memorialised in "The Strand at Lough Beg" ripostes: "You confused evasion and artistic tact... / I accuse you /... for the way you whitewashed ugliness and drew / the lovely blinds of the Purgatorio / and saccharined my death with morning dew".
Through this prophet, God condemns these false-hearted priests and prophets: "Let no one contend, let none accuse, for with you is my contention...
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