Prosecuted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROSECUTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PROSECUTE, to pursue by law
• institute or conduct legal proceedings against (a person or organization)
• institute legal proceedings in respect of (a claim or offence)
• continue with (a course of action) with a view to its completion
• carry on (a trade or pursuit)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to follow to the en; pursue until finished

Words related to PROSECUTED

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How to use PROSECUTED in a sentence

• All over Syria, but particularly in Palestine, during the early years of the Emperor Nero, there was a band of murderers, who prosecuted their studies in a very novel manner.
• Bentham has not been prosecuted for the boldness and severity of some of his invectives.
• However, it was prosecuted vigorously, and a sufficient quantity was soon procured to pack on the deck of the ship, and around its sides, so as to keep out the cold.
• For ten years she prosecuted her inquiries, when God in his providence brought to her notice a tract written by Mr.
• The movement so begun and so prosecuted has gathered immense swing and impetus.
• When it became known that the prisoners were merely to be prosecuted for the smaller crime, the whole country became aroused.
• And they know what thy designs have been, and how far prosecuted.
• There can be no doubt that this plan will be vigorously prosecuted, with every prospect of success.
• The people, who prosecuted this method of worship, enjoyed a soothing infatuation, which flattered the gloom of superstition.
• This was a triumph over the whig lords, who had so eagerly prosecuted the affair, and now protested against the resolution not without great appearance of reason.
• The Governor prosecuted him for piracy, but the grand jury, which consisted of friends and neighbours of Peterson, threw out the bill.
• He was very ambitious, and had firmly made up his mind to get on, and therefore thought it necessary to get a conviction whenever he prosecuted.
• Only a small portion of those who have speculated with trust funds are ever prosecuted.
• During a season at Tunbridge Wells, and another a Bath, the brilliant Chevalier, admired by all and more successful than ever at play, prosecuted his suit.
• That it was time either that an accommodation should be settled or the war vigorously prosecuted.
• He believed these men, and urged that negotiations should be prosecuted with them.
• It is hoped that the war with Mexico, if vigorously prosecuted, as is contemplated, may be of short duration.
• Carlyle had been prosecuted before the General Assembly in 1757 for being present at the performance of the tragedy of Douglas, written by his friend John Home.
• The records of scores of trials prosecuted for the sake of spoil, and disgraced by torture and injustice, make miserable reading.
• Upon his return to England he now settled himself in his own house at Mortlake in Surrey, where he collected a noble library, and prosecuted his studies with great diligence.
• The work of the Signal Service has been prosecuted during the last year with results of increasing benefit to the country.
• Claims of this description, by a wise provision of law, must, to be valid, be prosecuted to a successful issue prior to the 4th day of July, 1874.
• In the state of Vermont, and perhaps in a few other states, if the party prosecuted proves the truth of his statement in any case, he is acquitted.

Similar words containing PROSECUT without suffix ed

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