Definitions

1. verb

to formally accuse (someone) of a crime or wrongdoing, especially in a court of law.

“The prosecutor’s team was able to indict the CEO for embezzlement.”

2. verb

to charge (someone) with a crime or wrongdoing, especially in a public or official manner.

“The government indicted several officials for corruption.”

3. noun

an accusation or formal charge of a crime or wrongdoing, especially in a court of law.

“The indictment was the result of a long and thorough investigation.”

4. verb

to accuse or suggest that (someone) is guilty of something, often unfairly or without evidence.

“The politician was accused of trying to indict her opponent unfairly.”