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Synonym for "charge"

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The synonym charge synonymous definition words:
charge [verb]
means "matter"
command, bid, instruct, order, demand, exhort, dictate, require
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charge [verb]
means "law"
accuse, censure, incriminate, inculpate, blame, impeach, cite, arraign
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charge [verb]
means "cost"
sell for, assess, price, levy, figure, impose, debit, require
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charge [verb]
means "conflict"
attack, dash, lunge, assail, invade, set on
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charge [verb]
means "allocation"
ascribe, lay, impute
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charge [verb]
means "action"
burden, heap, pack, load, fill, lade, saddle, cram
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charge [noun]
means "thing"
burden, payload, cargo, freight, load
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charge [noun]
means "protection"
care, keeping, supervision, custody, control, responsibility, management, superintendence
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charge [noun]
means "person"
ward, dependent, subject
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charge [noun]
means "matter"
injunction, mandate, instruction, requirement, command, admonition, direction, exhortation
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charge [noun]
means "law"
accusation, complaint, allegation, imputation, reproach, indictment
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charge [noun]
means "cost"
expense, amount, assessment, fee, toll, encumbrance, price
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charge [noun]
means "conflict"
encounter, outbreak, assault, attack, rush, invasion, onslaught, onset
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charge [noun]
means "activity"
trust, duty, part, commission, responsibility, office, employment
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accusation [noun]
means "indictment"
arraignment, prosecution, charge
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accuse [verb]
means "law"
charge, impute, arraign, implicate, tax, inculpate
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accuse [verb]
means "language"
blame, denounce, reprehend, reproach, charge, upbraid
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aggression [noun]
means "assault"
blow, attack, charge, offensive, descent, skirmish
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arraign [verb]
means "accuse"
charge
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arraignment [noun]
means "indictment"
accusation, prosecution, charge
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ascribe [verb]
means "attribute"
charge, assign, impute, attach, pertain, associate
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assail [verb]
means "action"
assault, attack, beset, storm, charge, set upon
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assault [verb]
means "assail"
attack, strike, invade, charge, storm, besiege
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assert [verb]
means "accuse"
emphasise, emphasize, charge, impugn, impute, press
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assess [verb]
means "appraise"
value, estimate, charge, rate, fix
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assignment [noun]
means "duty"
charge
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attach [verb]
means "relationship"
attribute, charge, assign, impute, ascribe, pertain
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attack [verb]
means "action"
assail, assault, storm, charge, strike, set upon
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attack [noun]
means "conflict"
assault, blow, aggression, charge, offensive, descent
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besiege [verb]
means "assail"
attack, strike, invade, charge, storm, assault
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bid [verb]
means "demand"
order, will, charge, command, direct, enjoin
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bidding [noun]
means "command"
direction, charge, demand, request
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blame [verb]
means "speech"
censure, charge, accuse, rebuke, reproach, condemn
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blame [verb]
means "attribution"
ascribe, charge, impute, credit
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blitz [noun]
means "assault"
blow, aggression, charge, offensive, descent, skirmish
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burden [noun]
means "weight"
charge, load, cargo, freight, lading
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call [verb]
means "action"
waken, charge
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capacity [noun]
means "position"
post, charge, function, office, province, area
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care [noun]
means "relationship"
charge
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citation [noun]
means "summons"
ticket, charge, bidding, writ, command, subpoena
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come round [verb]
means "renew"
return, attack, charge, come about, rally, come together
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command [verb]
means "demand"
order, charge, bid, direct, decree, impose
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commission [verb]
means "entrust"
endow, empower, invest, charge, promote, delegate
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complaint [noun]
means "reproach"
criticism, accusation, objection, charge, protest, lament
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contend [verb]
means "assert"
insist, claim, maintain, allege, warrant, charge
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control [noun]
means "direction"
power, authority, command, dominion, disposition, charge
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cost [noun]
means "finance"
price, value, amount, charge, payment, expenditure
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cram [verb]
means "squeeze"
jam, ram, crowd, stuff, charge, cramp
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crowd [verb]
means "activity"
squeeze, jam, ram, cram, stuff, charge
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custody [noun]
means "care"
tutelage, supervision, trust, conservation, charge, ward
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demand [verb]
means "speech"
ask, direct, call, inquire, charge, crave
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demand [noun]
means "thing"
charge, requisition
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denounce [verb]
means "accuse"
charge, give away, indict, inform against, arraign
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denunciation [noun]
means "indictment"
charge, accusation, censure, imputation, blame
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deputize [verb]
means "entrust"
endow, empower, invest, charge, promote, delegate
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direction [noun]
means "order"
charge, injunction, regulation, instruction, guidance, bent
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duty [noun]
means "relationship"
obligation, trust, onus, liability, charge
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enjoin [verb]
means "command"
bid, ordain, charge, appoint, direct, order
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excite [verb]
means "arouse"
inspire, animate, move, electrify, charge, thrill
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expense [noun]
means "cost"
charge, payment, disbursement, value, toll, expenditure
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fare [noun]
means "thing"
fee for transportation, ticket, charge, passage, toll, book
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fee [noun]
means "cost"
amount, assessment, charge, toll, encumbrance, price
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freight [verb]
means "load"
burden, charge, lade
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guardianship [noun]
means "responsibility"
custody, burden, supervision, care, keeping, charge
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hurtle [verb]
means "move at great speed"
flash, whiz, tear, rush, speed, charge
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impeach [verb]
means "accuse"
censure, incriminate, inculpate, blame, charge, cite
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imputation [noun]
means "accusation"
complaint, allegation, charge, reproach, indictment
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impute [verb]
means "accuse"
emphasise, emphasize, charge, impugn, assert, press
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inculpate [verb]
means "accuse"
censure, incriminate, charge, blame, impeach, cite
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indicate [verb]
means "point"
insinuate, hint, imply, suggest, charge, accuse
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indict [verb]
means "censure"
charge, accuse, rebuke, reproach, condemn, fault
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indictment [noun]
means "accusation"
complaint, allegation, imputation, reproach, charge
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insist [verb]
means "speech"
charge
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instruct [verb]
means "order"
direct, command, charge, prescribe, enjoin
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instruction [noun]
means "direction"
command, order, charge, mandate
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keeping [noun]
means "custody"
care, guardianship, charge, ward, protection, trust
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lade [verb]
means "fill"
replenish, pack, stuff, load, charge
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lay [verb]
means "action"
impose, charge, burden, penalise, penalize, assess, attribute, ascribe, blame, impute, charge, point
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load [verb]
means "activity"
stack, burden, encumber, carry, charge
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lunge [verb]
means "leap"
bound, charge, dash, lurch, surge, jump
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mission [noun]
means "assignment"
task, charge, purpose, sortie, duty, commission
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obligation [noun]
means "responsibility"
liability, accountableness, conscience, charge, dues, duty
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office [noun]
means "position"
responsibility, appointment, performance, charge, province, duty
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onset [noun]
means "attack"
charge, onslaught, assault, rush, encounter, offensive
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oversight [noun]
means "supervision"
care, conduct, charge, handling, control, direction
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part [noun]
means "principle"
duty, charge, function, office, responsibility, role
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payload [noun]
means "burden"
charge, cargo, freight, load
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place [noun]
means "position"
duty, charge, employment, function, job, office
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price [noun]
means "cost"
charge, figure, tariff, price tag, payment, rate
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rally [verb]
means "renew"
return, attack, charge, come about, come round, come together
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reckoning [noun]
means "amount due"
bill, check, tab, account, charge, statement
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reprehend [verb]
means "blame"
denounce, accuse, reproach, charge, upbraid, inculpate
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requirement [noun]
means "order"
command, directive, mandate, charge, precept, injunction
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retention [noun]
means "holding"
hold, detention, charge, safekeeping, captivity, withholding
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rush [verb]
means "activity"
dash, hasten, bolt, charge, run, boil
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rush [noun]
means "event"
haste, hurry, charge
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sally [verb]
means "sortie"
raid, foray, charge, attack, assault, storm
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skirmish [noun]
means "assault"
blow, aggression, charge, offensive, descent, attack
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sortie [noun]
means "sally"
raid, foray, charge, attack, assault, storm
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squeeze [verb]
means "crowd"
jam, ram, cram, stuff, charge, cramp
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stampede [verb]
means "bolt"
charge, rush, panic, smash
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statement [noun]
means "account"
budget, bill, audit, invoice, check, charge
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subpoena [noun]
means "summons"
ticket, charge, bidding, writ, command, citation
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superintendence [noun]
means "care"
charge
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tax [verb]
means "action"
accuse, reproach, charge, reprove, censure
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tax [noun]
means "finance"
levy, assessment, charge, tariff, toll, duty
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toll [noun]
means "payment"
tax, duty, assessment, charge, customs, price
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trust [noun]
means "purpose"
responsibility, duty, obligation, liability, commitment, charge
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tuition [noun]
means "fee"
cost, charge, disbursement, price, compensation, expenditure
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tutelage [noun]
means "care"
custody, supervision, trust, conservation, charge, ward
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upbraid [verb]
means "blame"
denounce, reprehend, reproach, charge, accuse, inculpate
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value [noun]
means "cost"
expense, price, amount, charge, assessment, appraisal
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chargeable [adjective]
means "responsible"
answerable, imputable, liable, culpable, reprehensible
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charged [adjective]
means "under arrest"
booked, jailed, accused, indicted
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charger [noun]
means "horse"
mount
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accused [adjective]
means "under arrest"
charged, jailed, booked, indicted
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at fault [adjective]
means "blameworthy"
culpable, censurable, in error, derelict, guilty, chargeable
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blameworthy [adjective]
means "guilty"
culpable, censurable, in error, derelict, at fault, chargeable
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booked [adjective]
means "under arrest"
charged, jailed, accused, indicted
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censurable [adjective]
means "blameworthy"
culpable, guilty, in error, derelict, at fault, chargeable
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courser [noun]
means "war-horse"
charger, thoroughbred, racer
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deferred [adjective]
means "paid in instalments"
charged, partial, indebted, on credit, funded
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funded [adjective]
means "paid in instalments"
charged, partial, indebted, on credit, deferred
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guilty [adjective]
means "characteristic"
chargeable, reprehensible
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horse [noun]
means "animal"
mount, charger, nag, pony
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loaded [adjective]
means "ready to shoot"
charged
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loaded [adjective]
means "burdened"
laden, full, charged, heavy
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mount [noun]
means "horse"
charger
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on account [adjective]
means "on credit"
charged, due, payable
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on trial [adjective]
means "accused"
indicted, charged
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reprehensible [adjective]
means "blameworthy"
culpable, censurable, in error, derelict, at fault, chargeable
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under arrest [adjective]
means "booked"
charged, jailed, accused, indicted
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