indictment

/ɪnˈdaɪt.mənt/
noun 4

Collocations

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1

(noun.) sign that sth is bad/wrong

ADJ

powerful

damning, scathing, terrible

The report presented a damning indictment of how poorly the company had treated its workers.

sad

2

(noun.) accusing sb of a crime

ADJ

criminal | fresh

VERB + INDICTMENT

issue, bring

The court decided to issue an indictment against the suspect after reviewing the evidence.

be charged on, be convicted on, be tried on | plead (not) guilty to

INDICTMENT + VERB

charge (sb/sth with sth)

The prosecutor filed an indictment charging the company with environmental violations.

PREP

in a/the ~

The mayor's name appeared in the indictment for corruption charges last month.

on ~

The defendant faced serious charges and was brought before the court on indictment.

~ against

The prosecutor filed a serious indictment against the company for environmental violations.

~ for

The prosecutor filed an indictment for fraud against three former bank executives.

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