indicting
Meaning
of Indict
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
Evil is relative, Annalist. You can't hang a sign on it. You can't touch it or taste it or cut it with a sword. Evil depends on where you are standing, pointing your indicting finger.
A grand jury later decided against indicting the officers involved, sparking protests around the country.
But “Missionaries” goes beyond that, indicting American might for its complicity, with other world powers’ additional firepower and technical expertise, in massacring the innocent in places such as Yemen and the Horn of Africa.
The Kentucky grand jury’s Wednesday decision against indicting police officers for the shooting of Breonna Taylor highlights issues surrounding police accountability, some UC Berkeley professors said.
Wollstonecraft, Vindications, 162. A mere page later, after indicting Rousseau's plan for female education, she writes "I must relieve myself by drawing another picture."
In some jurisdictions, in addition to indicting persons for crimes, a grand jury may also issue reports on matters that they investigate apart from the criminal indictments, particularly when the grand jury investigation involves a public scandal.