Arraignment is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ARRAIGNMENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of arraigning
• the action of arraigning someone in court
• The act of arraigning, or the state of being arraigned; the act of calling and setting a prisoner before a court to answer to an indictment or complaint.
• A calling to an account to faults; accusation.
• a legal document calling someone to court to answer an indictment
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to call (a defendant) before a court to answer to an indictment; charge

Words related to ARRAIGNMENT

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Words that contain ARRAIGNMENT

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How to use ARRAIGNMENT in a sentence

• He chuckled at the arraignment, and admitted its justice.
• The first of these was an arraignment of the mechanical spirit of the age.
• It was in the narrows of Kensington High Street that he abandoned her arraignment.
• She caught and checked a horrid arraignment of herself.
• His enemy, however, was too quick for him, and his public arraignment of that enemy was prevented by his own death.
• His array of facts, his bitter arraignment of the men who were trying to force the building bill through the Council, staggered the whole city of London.
• They contained no assault upon the Church, no arraignment of the pope, no personal attack on any one.
• Barlow knew this as a devilish arraignment of himself, for he had felt a strong attraction.
• She refrained, however, because she realized suddenly that Marian deserved this arraignment.
• This has made him the terror of criminals, who have come to regard an arraignment before him as equivalent to a conviction, which is generally the case.
• The peace of the country would not be hazarded by the arraignment of the family relations of people over whom the Government has no control.
• A stupendous arraignment of modern marriage which has created an interest on the stage that is almost unparalleled.
• They are quoted at length, as they soon furnished the text for his severe arraignment by Douglas in debate.
• Evarts was counsel for President Johnson in his famous arraignment before the Senate, sitting as a High Court of Impeachment.
• It is not an arraignment of vocal teachers, although there are occasional hints, public and private, which lead me to believe that we are not altogether without sin.
• Under the fire of this arraignment I sat hot-cheeked and incredulous, while a general wave of agitation seemed to stir the drowsy atmosphere.
• Upon this indictment she has been arraigned, and upon her arraignment has pleaded not guilty, and for her trial has put herself upon God and her country, which country you are.
• His arraignment is simply terrific in its sweep and detail.
• Then follows that most terrific arraignment of these leaders, with its infinitely tender, sad, closing lament over Jerusalem.
• The story we have to relate cannot in any fairness be used as an arraignment of British Christianity excepting as we have already indicated as to local conditions.
• Sullivan appeared in court and announced himself ready for trial, and the next morning was fixed for his arraignment.
• And no one had the right to question that arraignment and that condemnation.
• Nothing in her arraignment had given him a sharper pang than her reference to his loneliness, his failure to command sympathy and confidence in his home relationships.
• There can be no conviction until after arraignment on bill found.
• An exciting episode in the Senate drew from him a sharp arraignment of the extreme factions North and South.

Similar words containing ARRAIGNM without suffix ent

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