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allegation

/ˌæl.əˈɡeɪ.ʃən/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa uma acusação ou afirmação feita contra alguém, geralmente sem prova conclusiva e frequentemente em contexto jurídico, alegando fatos que se pretende provar.

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Relações da palavra

noun

/ˌæl.əˈɡeɪ.ʃən/B2formallegal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma acusação ou afirmação feita contra alguém, geralmente sem prova conclusiva e frequentemente em contexto jurídico, alegando fatos que se pretende provar.

A noun referring to a formal accusation or claim made against someone, often in a legal context, which asserts or denies certain facts that the accuser intends to prove.

  1. Formal accusationB2formallegal

    A formal claim or assertion made against someone, often in a legal context, that they have done something wrong or illegal.

    ptAcusação formal

    • The lawyer presented a serious allegation of fraud against the company.
    • He denied the allegation that he had stolen the money.
    • The court will hear the allegation next week.

    Sinônimosaccusationassertionchargeclaimcomplaintdenunciationimputationindictment

    Antônimosabsolutionacquittalclearanceexonerationvindication

  2. Statement of factB2formallegal

    A statement that affirms or denies certain matters of fact, which the person making it is prepared to prove or support.

    ptAlegação

    • Her allegation that the contract was signed under pressure was supported by evidence.
    • The witness made an allegation about the events of that night.
    • The report contains several allegations that need to be verified.

    Sinônimosaffirmationassertionclaimcontentiondeclarationstatement

Formas
  • allegations plural form
  • allegations' possessive plural form
  • allegation's possessive singular form
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