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accused N

accused LAW
مدعى عليه
accused LAW
مُتَّهَم
accused LAW
مَتْهُوم
accused LAW
تَهِيم

accused

admission by accused ECON

arraignment of accused ECON

attendance of accused ECON

accuse VB (of)

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accuse N

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accuse of VB

accuse falsely of VB

accuse of a sin VB

accuse of cowardice VB

accuse of heresy VB

accuse of ignorance VB

accuse of lying VB

accuse of unbelief VB

accuse of an error or mistake VB

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Many came back after the troops arrived and that the juries ties to the clans or fear of the accused has caused lawlessness.
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Most accused witches immediately confessed, telling their torturers exactly what they wanted to hear.
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The name derives from the questioner putting the accused on oath "ex officio", meaning by virtue of his office or position.
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Those accused of blasphemy are subject to immediate incarceration, and most accused are denied bail to forestall mob violence.
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They were outraged about the rioting and accused the mayor of having allowed a reign of lawlessness.
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Critics among colleagues and the general public accused him of dereliction of duty, discrediting his office, and seeking personal gain.
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The statement also accused authorities of confiscating the people's values and rights, and restricting their movement and activities.
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They also accused the city of using the funds for other municipal purposes.
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The directors were accused of ignoring "uneducated" audience.
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He was accused with insult, influence of a fair trial and violating the duty to observe secrecy.
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