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Definition of charged : of Charge

Synonyms:

supercharged, unpaid, laden, fraught, due, negatively charged, aerated, full, polar, effervescent, intense, hot, positively charged, emotional, bought, owed, owing, live, saturated, filled, provocative

alleged, incriminated, complained, inculpated, scolded, accused, arraigned, impeached, imputed, reproached, denounced, condemned, implicated, blamed, cited, criticized

driven, roused, energized, powered, fired, forced, sparked, recharged, invigorated, revived, activated, drove, empowered

directed, controlled, grasped, dominated, held, griped, ruled, managed, coordinated, disciplined, mastered, swayed, commanded, governed, reigned

commissioned, deputized, appointed, named, delegated, authorized, assigned, entrusted, consigned, designated

rated, priced, taxed, tolled, valued, figured

harried, attacked, barraged, assailed, battered, lunged, fought, scarified, flayed, hammered, savaged, invaded, raped, pounded, scathed, bombarded, trounced, rioted, thrust, scorched, lashed, struck, raided, stricken, combated, stormed, hit, assaulted, violated, slashed

attributed, indicted, rebuked, censured, ascribed

prosecuted, litigated, sued, subpoenaed

Usage examples:

• With a conscience like his, a soul charged with crime, no wonder. - "The Lone Ranche", Captain Mayne Reid.
• If a negro be charged with a crime, even if it be known that he is guilty, he must be given the same fair treatment before the law that is accorded the white man. - "Negro Migration during the War", Emmett J. Scott.
• Twenty or twenty- five cents is the price usually charged, and from that to a dollar. - "Tobacco; Its History, Varieties, Culture, Manufacture and Commerce", E. R. Billings.