Associations to the word «Arraigning»
Noun
- Felony
- Indictment
- Treason
- Bail
- Tribunal
- Barre
- Defendant
- Plea
- Charge
- Sorcery
- Culprit
- Witchcraft
- Offence
- Murder
- Robbery
- Accused
- Clerk
- Jail
- Magistrate
- Prosecution
- Conspiracy
- Assault
- Judge
- Suspect
- Judgment
- Abolitionist
- Court
- Offense
- Courthouse
- Criminal
- Guilt
- Witch
- Imprisonment
- Lancaster
- Rape
- Arrest
- Westminster
- Accusation
- Conscience
- Verdict
- Injustice
- Justice
- Innocence
- Crime
- Bar
- Confession
- Witness
- Providence
- Prisoner
- Proclamation
- Morality
- Breach
- Trial
- Nobleman
- Cruelty
- Bench
- Count
- Murderer
- Execution
- Superior
- Prison
- Proceeding
Adjective
Wiktionary
ARRAIGN, verb. To officially charge someone in a court of law.
ARRAIGN, verb. To call to account, or accuse, before the bar of reason, taste, or any other tribunal.
ARRAIGN, noun. Arraignment
Dictionary definition
ARRAIGN, verb. Call before a court to answer an indictment.
ARRAIGN, verb. Accuse of a wrong or an inadequacy.
Wise words
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