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Definition of: indict

(in·dīt) v.t.
1. Law To prefer an indictment against: said of the action of grand juries.
2. To charge with a crime. See synonyms under ARRAIGN. ♦ Homophone: indite. [<AF enditer make known, inform; later infl. in form by Med. L dictare accuse. Related to INDITE.]
—in·dict′a·ble
adjective
—in·dict·ee
(in·dī·tē) noun
—indict′er, in·dict′or
noun

Most often used phrases:

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indict chicago
indict people
indict men
indict president
helped indict
indict members
indict me
indict teamster
indict hezbollah
indict obama
indict john
indict new mexico
prosecutors indict

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unindictedcoconspirator.com
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