accused

IPA: ʌkjˈuzd

Examples of "accused" in Sentences

He was accused of forgery.
The accuser stands accused by the convicted
The burden of proof is on the accuser, not the accused.
The accused were released and the crime remained unresolved.
The accuser is to await the accused at the designated place of combat.
Whether the accused is a citizen or not has nothing to do with this principle.
Which standard will these men need to meet to prove to 'reasonable' people that the accused is a witch?
Thus, by basic definition, being accused of rape makes it more probable than not that the accused is a rapist.
The resulting report that bears his name accused both sides of wrongdoing - deliberately making civilians targets.
His expression accused her of being disingenuous, but he only said, The horse is hitched and the carriage is waiting.
"The fact that the term 'accused of the offense' is not used does not matter if it is clear" from the arrest warrant "that he was wanted for prosecution and not merely for questioning," the court said today.
When a witness requested by the accused is available, the witness need not be called if the accused withdraws his request upon being informed that the testimony expected by the accused from the witness will be regarded as having been actually taken.