What is another word for Indicted?
Pronunciation:
[ ɪndˈa͡ɪtɪd], [ ɪndˈaɪtɪd], [ ɪ_n_d_ˈaɪ_t_ɪ_d]
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Synonyms for Indicted:
adj.
• accused (adjective) • Other relevant words: (adjective)n.
• Other relevant words: (noun)v.
• blamed (verb) • sued (verb)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- charge,
- dishonored,
- goddamn,
- byzantine,
- impeach,
- deuced,
- mired,
- attached,
- supposed,
- damaged,
- darned,
- set-aside,
- shamed,
- goddamned,
- engaged,
- tortuous,
- aerated,
- blame,
- hangdog,
- so-called,
- damned,
- knotty,
- disgraced,
- shamefaced,
- convoluted,
- goddam,
- supercharged,
- comprehended,
- incriminate,
- afflicted,
- infernal,
- concerned,
- blessed,
- determined,
- blasted,
- damn,
- set,
- criminate,
- tangled,
- appreciated.
How to use "Indicted" in context?
Every person has free will. This means that even when we are arrested and charged with a crime, we can still choose to plead guilty or no contest. Choosing to plead guilty or no contest means that we admit to the charge and accept the punishment that may come with it. Sometimes, this punishment can be as simple as probation, community service, or a fine. However, if we plead guilty or no contest, we may be required to serve jail time. In the U.S., jail time is typically served in a state prison. When we are sentenced to jail time, we are immediately taken into custody and transferred to a prison.
Paraphrases for Indicted:
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Equivalence
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Noun, plural
indictees.
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Noun, plural
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Independent
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Proper noun, singular
indictment.
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Noun, plural
Charges, indictments, suspects, petitioners, culprits, convicts, defendants, offenders, fugitives, co-defendants.
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Noun, singular or mass
defendant, indictment, Indictee.
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Verb, past tense
acknowledged, addressed, advised, alleged, called, directed, drew, formalized, outlined, pointed, rebuked, saw, sent, stated, tipped, transmitted, Cautioned, Dealt, Filed, Indicated, Leveled, Levelled, Notified, Singled, Told, Warned, Prevented, Prosecuted, Sued, alerted, showed, unleashed, accuesed.
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Verb, past participle
acknowledged, addressed, advised, alleged, biased, booked, bound, called, censured, chased, committed, complaint, continued, deferred, desired, destined, detention, devoured, directed, doomed, drawn, dropped, effected, examination, experienced, fallen, fated, fined, framed, geared, guided, handed, handled, implicated, initiated, instructed, involved, marked, mediated, opened, ordered, oriented, penalised, penalized, persecuted, pinned, placed, processed, pronounced, punished, pursued, put, referenced, removed, reported, review, sanctioned, sent, sought, sustained, thrown, tracked, tried, wanted, witnessed, Arraigned, Attributed, Averted, Avoided, Begun, Brought, Carried, Challenged, Channelled, Cited, Dealt, Denounced, Detained, Embarked, Expelled, Filed, Forwarded, Furthered, Gutted, Impeached, Incriminated, Infringed, Instituted, Jeopardized, Judged, Lagged, Launched, Levelled, Notified, Questioned, Quoted, Referred, Relegated, Remanded, Remitted, Rendered, Resulted, Retrieved, Returned, Sentenced, Shifted, Shown, Told, Transferred, Translated, Undertaken, Vilified, Warned, Widened, Compromised, Prized, Prevented, Prosecuted, started, Sued, Suffered, Summoned, contacted, criticized, allocated, researched, prepped, redirected, laid, reoriented, criminalized, lndicted.
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Proper noun, singular
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Other Related
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Proper noun, singular
accusation, accused, charged.
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Noun, plural
accused.
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Noun, singular or mass
accused.
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Proper noun, singular
Homophones for Indicted:
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