accused in Latin
accused in Latin is reus — accused means a person formally charged with a crime; the defendant.
accused in Latin
reus
(legal) The person charged with an offense; the defendant in a criminal case.
What does "accused" mean?
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noun A person formally charged with a crime; the defendant.
"The accused pleaded not guilty at his first court appearance."
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adj Charged with or blamed for wrongdoing.
"The accused employee was suspended pending an investigation."
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accused in a sentence
- The accused pleaded not guilty at his first court appearance.
- The accused employee was suspended pending an investigation.
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What is "accused" in Latin?
"accused" in Latin is reus. accused means: A person formally charged with a crime; the defendant.
How do you use "accused" in a sentence?
Example: "The accused pleaded not guilty at his first court appearance." In Latin, "accused" is reus.
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