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Meaning indict meaning

What does indict mean?

indict

— verb accuse formally of a crime

Synonyms indict synonyms

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accuse charge blame sue prosecute arraign criticize judge incriminate tell on impeach denounce complain allege try reproach recriminate protest about panel lodge a complaint level at level against inform on inculpate go to court fault claim charge-sheet charge with a crime charge with attach adjudicate

Conjugation indict conjugation

How do you conjugate indict?

indict · verb

Examples indict examples

How do I use indict in a sentence?

Simple sentences

In the absence of sufficient proof, the police could not indict him.

Movie subtitles

The grand jury's going to indict you.
Mr. Reavis, we have legal proof. that will indict, convict and sentence you to the penitentiary.
So, let them indict, they still can't prove.
More evidence to indict him.
They're going to indict me.
The trouble with you, colonel, is you'd like to indict the whole country.
The bare facts alone will not indict Bligh.
So you'd indict the chiefs of police and security?
Indict me and I'll commit suicide.
Are you going to indict them?
I officially request that you indict them.
You must understand, no jury will indict a white man for what has been done to one of our people.
In the first place, they'll never indict us.
We're going to indict on that.
I'll indict you for murder - as an accessory.
Don't indict me; indict the system.
And when we find him, on what basis can we indict him?
You're ready to indict the Chief of Police?
Indict me and I'll commit suicide!
In my opinion, the man's own books indict him as an enemy of the proletariat. And a puppet, or worse, of Western imperialism.
Get me enough proof to indict Abbot, and the whole thing folds.
Why Joliet, in the first place they'll never indict us.
No jury in Johnson County will indict them,...even in the face of evidence as conclusive as any ever offered in a court.
If you take the oath and you lie to protect Gus Levy or the partners, anybody, anybody, they'll indict you.
Leave 'em indict!
The trouble with you, Colonel, is you'd like to indict the whole country.
We can't indict him and not her.
Does this mean we don't want to indict?
Indict him, maybe he wets his pants and confesses.
Indict me, Reverend Roy.
So indict, try and convict Richard Stensland and Bud white.
Your assignment is to drag these bastards in. and indict every one of them.
Then indict him and let's go to trial.
Why indict everything because of sex?
I can't ask them to indict the sorority sisters on rape. without offering up a rapist.
The grand jury doesn't indict, he looks clean for passing the buck.
And if they do indict?

News and current affairs

It seems as if the Americans were saying: stop creating conflicts with other opposition leaders, or we will indict you.
In addition, as the UN's chief human rights officer recently noted, NATO's possible war crimes fall within the jurisdiction of the same war crimes tribunal that might indict Mr. Milosevic.
The war crimes tribunal in The Hague, established and dominated by western countries, will never indict, much less convict, a NATO official.
In France, Paris magistrates attempted for years to indict former President Jacques Chirac on charges of corruption.

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