chi si scusa si accusa in Italian

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Etymology: Literally, “(he) who excuses himself accuses himself”. Compare French qui s’excuse s’accuse. Etymology templates: {{m-g|(he) who excuses himself accuses himself}} “(he) who excuses himself accuses himself”, {{lit|(he) who excuses himself accuses himself}} Literally, “(he) who excuses himself accuses himself”, {{cog|fr|qui s'excuse s'accuse}} French qui s’excuse s’accuse Head templates: {{it-pos|proverb|head=~scusa􂀿:re􂁀; accusa􂀿:re􂁀}} chi si scusa si accusa

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      "args": {
        "1": "(he) who excuses himself accuses himself"
      },
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      },
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"chi si scusa si accusa" meaning in Italian

Proverb