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Another word for indict

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indict

v.

charge, face with charges, arraign; see accuse, censure. See syn. study at accuse.

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Another word for indict

verb

To make an accusation against:

accuse, arraign, charge, denounce, incriminate, tax. See attack, law, praise

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Federal grand juries vote to indict 99% of the time.
A grand jury voted to indict the parents of the murdered toddler on charges of child abuse resulting in death.
The District Attorney moved to indict the suspect in the murder case.
The grand jury was reduced to twelve members, and nine concurring may indict.
By revisers elected annually the Riksdag controls the finances of the kingdom, and by an official (justitieombudsman) elected in the same way the administration of justice is controlled; he can indict any functionary of the state who has abused his power.

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