Arraign is valid Scrabble Word

Is arraign a scrabble word?
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7 letters word
8 points in Scrabble
10 points in WWF

Definitions for ARRAIGN in dictionary:

VERB:

to call before a court of law to answer an indictment
call or bring (someone) before a court to answer a criminal charge
find fault with; censure
bring (a prisoner) before a court to answer a charge
To call or set as a prisoner at the bar of a court to answer to the matter charged in an indictment or complaint.
To call to account, or accuse, before the bar of reason, taste, or any other tribunal.
To appeal to; to demand; as, to arraign an assize of novel disseizin.
call before a court to answer an indictment
accuse of a wrong or an inadequacy

NOUN:

Arraignment; as, the clerk of the arraigns.

Words related to ARRAIGN

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Words that contain ARRAIGN

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How to use ARRAIGN in a sentence

The consequence was, that the authorities were forced to give way, vindicating their right of choice as to the party they should arraign.
His first public act was to arraign the governor of the great province of Macedonia, through which he had passed on his way to Bithynia.
Obviously, society would become altogether impossible if each one of us were to constitute ourselves a sort of social police to arraign every accuser before the accused.
It is difficult to illustrate what might be accomplished by reducing to action the ardor of those youths who so bitterly arraign our present industrial order.
It is the perfidious pro-slavery spirit in politics that we seek to arraign.
It is our business to arraign England, our own country, and not Germany.
The first shot fired will sweep every Slave State out of the Union and arraign the millions of Democratic voters in the North solidly against the Government.
Consider how marvelous it was for a prisoner under the eye and control of the Turks to arraign so boldly and severely the very king who was responsible for His imprisonment.
The avowed purpose of that convocation was to arraign the Prisoner, and deliberate on the steps to be taken for the extirpation of His so-called heresy.
If misfortunes were to overtake Cesar Birotteau, this mad extravagance would be sufficient to arraign him before the criminal courts.

Wilcox and Sargent, as portraying the conditions which actually existed there, I propose to arraign him before the bar of public opinion.
They intended to arraign all as principals who should appear to have been principals, and all as accessories who should appear to have been accessories.
When I think of this man, and all the lasting good and abounding pleasure he has brought into the world, I wonder at the superstition that dares to arraign him.
I have always deplored useless profanity, yet it was music to my ears to hear the men arraign our enemies, high and low, for our present predicament.
Because there is none to arraign it, it is a thousand times responsible.
She was even offended at my freedom, and warmly affirmed that no one had a right to arraign her conduct.
I shall cite you to answer before the poets, and Messala will arraign you at the bar of the antiquarians.
He was in the power of Pelham, who, by a word, could change the current of popular sentiment and arraign him for the gravest of crimes.
The father now deliberately resolved to arraign his son for high treason, a crime which doomed him to death.
Some even dared to arraign him, boldly and angrily, and flung his motives in his face, accusing the grandfather of inciting the grandson to this attempt to catch votes.
It seemed to strike her like a thunderbolt, and she was trying to arraign herself for this as she rode along.
Without a tithe of his talent, or a grain of his piety, he assumed to arraign him on the ground of unfaithfulness to the tenets of the church.
Nay, the proceedings I now arraign derive their fearful consequences only from this connection.

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