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Discover Ludwig"widely accused" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone or something that has been accused by many people. Here is an example sentence: "The politician was widely accused of corruption and faced intense scrutiny from the media and public."
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The Martins regime has been widely accused of gimmickry.
His administration was also widely accused of corruption.
The security forces of President Joseph Kabila have been widely accused of torturing opposition supporters.
Mr Obama himself is widely accused of not standing up sufficiently robustly for US interests.
He has been widely accused of links with the poppy trade.
Syria was widely accused of having orchestrated the killing, though it has vehemently denied involvement.
He has been widely accused of stealing players from other agents.
And, of course, he has been widely accused of anti-semitism.
"U.S. strategy is widely accused of being unilateralist by design," Mr. Powell wrote.
"Assad has been widely accused of war crimes," said John Jackson of the Syria Campaign.
Services have continued to function but the rebels have been widely accused of corruption.
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Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com