alleged 音标拼音: [əl'ɛdʒd]
a . 声称的,所谓的
声称的,所谓的
alleged adj 1 :
declared but not proved ; "
alleged abuses of housing benefits "-
Wall Street Journal 2 :
doubtful or suspect ; "
these so -
called experts are no help "
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synonym : {
alleged (
a )}, {
so -
called }, {
supposed }]
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n . {
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aleggen to bring forward as evidence ,
OF .
esligier to buy ,
prop .
to free from legal difficulties ,
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an assumed LL .
exlitigare ;
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ex litigare to quarrel ,
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allegare (
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1 .
To bring forward with positiveness ;
to declare ;
to affirm ;
to assert ;
as ,
to allege a fact .
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2 .
To cite or quote ;
as ,
to allege the authority of a judge .
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Archaic ]
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3 .
To produce or urge as a reason ,
plea ,
or excuse ;
as ,
he refused to lend ,
alleging a resolution against lending .
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Syn :
To bring forward ;
adduce ;
advance ;
assign ;
produce ;
declare ;
affirm ;
assert ;
aver ;
predicate .
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86 Moby Thesaurus words for "
alleged ":
accountable ,
accounted as ,
affirmed ,
announced ,
ascribable ,
asserted ,
asseverated ,
assignable ,
assumed ,
assumptive ,
attested ,
attributable ,
attributed ,
averred ,
avouched ,
avowed ,
certified ,
charged ,
claimed ,
compare ,
conjectural ,
conjectured ,
credible ,
credited ,
declared ,
deemed ,
deposed ,
derivable from ,
derivational ,
derivative ,
described ,
designated ,
doubtful ,
dubious ,
due ,
enunciated ,
explicable ,
given ,
granted ,
hypocritical ,
hypothetical ,
imputable ,
imputed ,
in name only ,
inferred ,
manifestoed ,
ostensible ,
owing ,
plausible ,
pledged ,
postulated ,
postulational ,
predicated ,
premised ,
presumed ,
presumptive ,
pretended ,
pretexted ,
professed ,
pronounced ,
purported ,
putative ,
questionable ,
referable ,
referred to ,
reputed ,
self -
styled ,
so -
called ,
soi -
disant ,
specious ,
stated ,
supposed ,
suppositional ,
supposititious ,
suppositive ,
suspected ,
sworn ,
sworn to ,
taken for granted ,
traceable ,
understood ,
vouched ,
vouched for ,
vowed ,
warranted ,
would -
be
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ALLEGED Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of ALLEGED is accused but not proven or convicted How to use alleged in a sentence
ALLEGED | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary ALLEGED definition: 1 said or thought by some people to be the stated bad or illegal thing, although you have no… Learn more
Alleged - definition of alleged by The Free Dictionary Represented as existing or as being as described but not so proved; supposed: an alleged conspiracy; an alleged traitor; an alleged victim of a crime
ALLEGED definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary 2 meanings: 1 stated or described to be such; presumed 2 dubious
ALLEGE Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com To allege is to make an accusation or claim, especially about a crime or wrongdoing
alleged - Wiktionary, the free dictionary Asserted but not proved Supposed but doubtful
allege verb - Definition, pictures, pronunciation and usage notes . . . Definition of allege verb in Oxford Advanced American Dictionary Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more
Alleged - Definition, Meaning Synonyms - Vocabulary. com A claim or statement that is alleged hasn't been proven true — if you're an alleged murderer, you've been accused but not convicted When a fact is alleged, there is doubt about its accuracy
What does alleged mean? - Definitions. net "Alleged" refers to something that is declared or asserted to be true, especially without any concrete proof or actual confirmation This term is often used in legal areas to describe accusations or charges before they are proven in court
Alleged Definition Meaning | Britannica Dictionary ALLEGED meaning: 1 : accused of having done something wrong or illegal but not yet proven guilty; 2 : said to have happened but not yet proven