to indict
31indict — indite …
32indict — [[t]ɪnda͟ɪt[/t]] indicts, indicting, indicted VERB: usu passive If someone is indicted for a crime, they are officially charged with it. [mainly AM, LEGAL] [be V ed on n] He was later indicted on corruption charges... [be V ed for ing/n] She has… …
33indict — in·dict || ɪn daɪt v. formally accuse of a crime (Law); accuse, charge, criticize …
34INDICT — indictione …
35indict — [ɪn dʌɪt] verb chiefly N. Amer. formally accuse or charge (someone) with a crime. Derivatives indictee noun indicter noun Origin ME endite, indite, from Anglo Norman Fr. enditer, based on L. indicere proclaim, appoint …
36indict — v. a. (Law.) Accuse (formally, by finding of grand jury), present …
37indict — verb the teenager was indicted for second degree robbery Syn: charge with, accuse of, arraign for, take to court for, put on trial for, bring to trial for, prosecute for; cite for, impeach for Ant: acquit …
38indict — v accuse, charge, Law. arraign, Law. impute; bring to trial, bring to justice, put on trial, Law. prosecute; incriminate, criminate, recriminate, impeach, Rare. implead; denounce, implicate, (of an innocent person) Inf. frame, inculpate, inform… …
39indict — in·dict …
40indict — [ɪnˈdaɪt] verb [T] legal to officially accuse someone of committing a serious crime Syn: charge …
