0 If a law court or a grand jury indicts someone, it accuses them officially of a crime:
1 to accuse someone officially of a crime:
2 if someone is indicted in a court of law, they are officially accused of a serious crime:
Can we legitimately indict goddess groups when they have simply been following archaeologists, albeit somewhat outdated ones?
By this formula, spectral evidence could be used to indict, but not to convict.
Rather than directly indict the fashionable elite, critics of the bearing rein were quick to attribute its prevalence to working class cruelty and stupidity.
Corporate tax laws are also indicted for providing perverse incentives in the structuring of corporate balance sheets and executive remuneration.
Relative positions of markers and genes are indicted.
Impressions examines the profession of authorship, indicting profit-seeking at the expense of moral responsibility.
One hundred and fifty-six persons were indicted before and during the active life of the court of oyer and terminer.
The computer itself was about to be indicted for the disasters.
