0 past simple and past participle of indict --
1 If a law court or a grand jury indicts someone, it accuses them officially of a crime: --
Police arrested 163 construction union leaders, although only three were subsequently indicted.
The locations of three known spherical targets are indicted with ' + ' marks.
Like its predecessor, this is a book with a solid statistical basis, but less concerned with positivist interpretation and more with how contemporaries understood fluctuating levels of indicted crime.
As a peer he was entitled to be tried by his fellow peers, but before this could happen he would have to be indicted by a grand jury of commoners.
Taylor becomes the first former president to be indicted for war crimes relating to the recruitment and use of children in war.
The categories were not exclusive, of course: one writer reported frequent use of all four strategies, but 80 (75%) indicted frequent use of only one or two.
We won't be able to say 'slavery' without people thinking they're being indicted for years to come.
The resident indicted that she wanted her relative to take part in the interview, therefore this person was approached and involved.
