Accused is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ACCUSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ACCUSE, to bring a charge against
• claim that (someone) has done something wrong
• charge (someone) with an offence or crime
NOUN:
• person accused of a crime
• a defendant in a criminal proceeding
ADJECTIVE:
• Charged with offense; as, an accused person.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make an assertion against

Words related to ACCUSED

accuse10 accuses11 accusing13

Words that contain ACCUSED

reaccused14 unaccused14 preaccused17

How to use ACCUSED in a sentence

• If she had known that the facts were accurately told, whatever their meaning might be, she would have taken them for further evidence against the accused.
• And when I would have known the cause, wherefore they accused him, I brought him forth into their council.
• To my dismay, she explained that my timorous fellow-traveller had been robbed of money and dispatches, and accused me.
• Jay at first declined to take cognizance of the matter, and accused me of doing what I did with political partisan bias, Van Buren being a prominent politician.
• Even if personally insulted he must betray no irritation, or desire to part with the tenant, lest he be accused of stifling opinion.
• She recollected how she had accused him, had sneered at him, had called him a liar and a thief, a murderer, and worse.
• And why? Because he had been accused of a crime that he had never committed, and because a Scotch jury had failed to see that he was an innocent man.
• It is formally laid down that the questioning of the accused should be done in secret, and by the judge alone, aided by his clerk.
• The defence of the seamen accused of murdering Captain Blogg was undertaken by Mr.
• Mihan Singh, governor of Kabul, had a favorite wife, the mother of his only son, who was accused of an intrigue.
• Virginius now accused Appius Claudius, who was thrown into prison to await his trial.
• The bare legs and arms were immersed in boiling liquid, and if they sustained no injury the accused was considered innocent.
• One of them accused another of cheating, which he denied.
• Calling his officers together, he accused one of them, Captain Doughty, of treachery.
• Yesterday I sent a serjeant at arms to demand some who, by my order, were accused of high treason.
• That evening the accused members, to show the greater apprehension, removed into the city, which was their fortress.
• Lewis may even be accused of oversight, in not making sufficient advantage of such favorable opportunities, which he was never afterwards able to recall.
• I was so angry with you when you accused me of selling you about that.
• The accused was brought to Clarendon, and lodged in Beaver County jail.
• The drawing-room astronomers pretended to explain thus the burnt aspect of the moon, a misfortune of which they accused the sun.
• He brought back the words, they were disjointed, they accused no one, they could not be put together.
• He was much concerned that Tom Price, the best boy in his school, should stand accused of such a crime.
• Cunnagan, had hired him out in Washington, where he was accused of being in the schooner Pearl, with Capt.
• Cases are reported, with much parade of scientific language and method, and those who reject the stories with contemptuous incredulity are accused of mere prejudice.

Similar words containing ACCUS without suffix ed

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