Chargeable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHARGEABLE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• that can be charged
• That may be charged, laid, imposed, or imputes; as, a duty chargeable on iron; a fault chargeable on a man.
• Subject to be charge or accused; liable or responsible; as, revenues chargeable with a claim; a man chargeable with murder.
• Serving to create expense; costly; burdensome.
• liable to be accused, or cause for such liability
• subject to a charge, payment.
• liable to be accused, charged (of a crime, wrongdoing).
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• financially burdensom; expensive

Words related to CHARGEABLE

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Words that contain CHARGEABLE

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How to use CHARGEABLE in a sentence

• If Serbia chose wrongly in refusing to bite the dust, then the guilt is still chargeable to Austria for forcing her little neighbour to take a choice in haste.
• The government that holds prisoners of war is chargeable with their maintenance and must provide them with food, clothing and shelter as good as that provided for its own troops.
• Europe, three or four centuries ago, was in many parts as barbarous as Africa at present, and chargeable with as bad practices.
• The blame of the dangerous insurrection was mainly chargeable on the Carthaginian government.
• His errors were the result of ignorance, and none of the cruelties of the war were directly chargeable to him.
• But in his heart Ted Holiday had a hateful conviction that she would not, that her wretchedness now was indirectly if not directly chargeable to his own folly.
• Support of the family is chargeable upon the property of both husband or wife, or either of them.
• Our government stands first chargeable for allowing slavery to exist, under its own jurisdiction.
• We contend that the slaveholding power is properly chargeable with all the riots and disorders which take place on account of slavery.
• Suffice it to say that ultimately I succeeded in landing my goods, on which the duty chargeable was apparently enormous.
• Nor father on account of his child, an heir shall be chargeable in the same way.
• It is obviously not a sufficient answer that Socrates had never professed to teach them anything, and is therefore not justly chargeable with their crimes.
• But nothing herein contained shall render any payment of said annuity obligatory upon the said Board, or the said trustees, or chargeable as a matter of legal right.
• By the second resolution, in lieu of duties of customs then chargeable on certain articles, reduced duties were, from the passing of the bill, to be exacted.
• By a third resolution the duties of customs, chargeable upon certain goods, wares, and merchandise imported into the United Kingdom, were to cease and determine.
• They were unwilling to carry into force the presentment act, because the money advanced should be one-half repaid, and, while held as a loan, be chargeable with interest.
• The person who should do that would be justly chargeable with bribery, while the persons who received the stock would be held totally innocent.
• The Infinite One alone can know how much of our sin is chargeable to us, and how much to our brothers or our fathers.
• These taxes embrace all known to us in England as rates and taxes, except a road tax of 2 dollars a head per annum, chargeable to every male over twenty-one years of age.
• England, more perhaps through the fault of her generals than her councils, has in some instances acted with a spirit of cruel animosity she was never chargeable with till now.
• Their late head-centre, James Stephens, was chargeable with it only in a certain degree.
• Europe three or four centuries ago was in many parts as barbarous as Africa at present, and chargeable with as bad practices.
• The injustice was chargeable chiefly to Stanton, in part to the Committee on the Conduct of the War.
• I now come to show that political society is justly chargeable with much the greatest part of this destruction of the species.
• This was unfortunate in one way, as he has now become chargeable on the rates.
• I am not a man that would be chargeable or a dishonour to those who nominated me to my employment.
• No servant of the British crown was ever less chargeable with cruelty.
• Of this interest, three hundred and eighty-three thousand two hundred pounds a year stood chargeable on the public revenues of the Carnatic.
• The men who are really chargeable with treason against the United States Government, and with the death of Mr.
• Judge and jury having found the accused chargeable with Treason, nothing remained, so far as the men were concerned, but to bide their time as best they could in prison.
• John Appleton, a farmer, was chargeable with having deprived Zeb of his rights.
• I can not avoid the conclusion, upon all the facts presented, that his death was not chargeable to any incident of his brief military service.
• The theory seems to have been adopted that no man who served in the Army can be the subject of death or impaired health except they are chargeable to his service.
• I must observe, that the money-getting spirit, wherever it may be chargeable upon Quakers, seldom belongs to that species which is called avarice.
• During this long period he was never chargeable to his father in any way.

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