Arraigned is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ARRAIGNED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ARRAIGN, 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

Words related to ARRAIGNED

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How to use ARRAIGNED in a sentence

• He is therefore to be arraigned of nonsense and abuse of words rather than of immoral doctrines.
• The convention, in short, would be composed chiefly of men who had been, who actually were, or who expected to be, members of the department whose conduct was arraigned.
• I have never heard the race so terribly arraigned as I have by colored speakers to strictly colored audiences.
• Sidney, solitary and alone, had arraigned them before a criminal tribunal.
• I said, this man is arraigned of murder, and murder is the master-key that wakes distemper in the mind of Mr.
• The person arraigned, and his father and brother, who also had a share both of the reproof from the pulpit, and in the retaliation, brought an action against Mr.
• The marble mouth was supposed by the superstitious to contract or expand itself according to the moral character of the arraigned person.
• The king was arraigned at this court upon the charge of treason, convicted, and condemned to die on the 21st of January, 1793.
• What an invaluable pair of eyes were that! In vain, arraigned before them, would the criminal deny his guilt, the lover the soft impeachment.
• I was there one day when an Irishman was arraigned.
• Necker personally, arraigned his plans, and proposed one which some of his engines had put into his hands.
• The two sorrows arraigned each other, measured each other, and comprehended each other in that look.
• In his speech, he arraigned the conduct of the new first-minister, and General Conway rose in his defence.
• The address was opposed by the Earl of Ripon, who arraigned government on many points, more especially on their financial operations.
• Being arraigned and convicted of treason, they were handed over to the high sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk.
• Webster was arraigned for an offense which affected him most deeply.
• Let us now observe in brief the price of prudery thus arraigned.
• Genucius, a tribune of the people, arraigned the consuls on their going out of office.
• The first that were had forth to be arraigned, were the Factors, and the Masters, and the King asked them wherefore they came not a shoare when he sent for them.
• You have been thereupon arraigned, and pleaded thereto not guilty, and for your trial you have put yourself upon God and your country, which country have found you guilty.
• This request being granted, he was brought again to the bar, and arraigned upon the first indictment, to which he pleaded Not guilty.
• Pigott was next arraigned, and after an exceedingly able defence by Mr.
• A man who should throw his child into the water, in order to save him from being burned to death, would not be arraigned for the fierce choice.
• In connection with this, I say I was never arraigned before any Court, to the injury of my reputation, save once, at Marshpee, for a pretended riot.
• Conscience had promptly arraigned him at the altar of religion.
• But in such circumstances the arraigned party is never present.
• Baretti, who having stabbed a man in the street, was arraigned at the Old Bailey for murder.
• It arraigned and condemned the bishops in their absence.
• She arraigned the entire Republican party because they refused to see that all women, black and white, were as much in political servitude as the black men.
• Christianity stands arraigned at the bar of public opinion.
• The latter was arraigned for the murder of a woman named Smith, who, after he had perpetrated the deed, endeavoured to consume the body of his victim, by thrusting it in the fire.
• He seemed rather mystified at the sight of Frank Gardner arraigned with her.

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