Charge and Lawsuit

Charge

Charge noun - A formal claim of criminal wrongdoing against a person.

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Lawsuit and charge are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Lawsuit" instead a noun "Charge".

Nearby Words: charged, charging, chargeable, charger

Lawsuit noun - A court case for enforcing a right or claim.

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Charge and lawsuit are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Charge" instead a noun "Lawsuit".

long	long charge	long lawsuit
short	short charge	short lawsuit
original	original charge	original lawsuit
simple	simple charge	simple lawsuit
Other adjectives: successful, massive, big, infamous, quick, major, possible, final, bogus, said, lengthy, attempted.

The guy in charge, Captain Macallister, has Homer thrown out, leading to a lawsuit.

Source: Buffet Buffoonery
Their lawsuit against the company is not going well so they decide to kill the company executive in charge and the judge.

Source: Series / Justified
She gets a job at a law firm while still at school, treats the secretary (who's twice her age) like an underling and somehow keeps the job despite constantly doing unethical things (tipping off her dad to a lawsuit against his employers, trying to get her brother out of an assault charge).

Source: Creators Pet / Live-Action TV

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