Synonyms for Charged
charged

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1. chargedadjective

   of a particle or body or system; having a net amount of positive or negative electric charge

   "charged particles"; "a charged battery"

   Synonyms:
   aerated, supercharged

   Antonyms:
   noneffervescent, unprovoking, electroneutral, unemotional, dead, neutral, uncharged, unprovocative, drained

2. charged, superchargedadjective

   fraught with great emotion

   "an atmosphere charged with excitement"; "an emotionally charged speech"

   Synonyms:
   aerated, charged, supercharged

   Antonyms:
   neutral, electroneutral, unemotional, unprovoking, dead, drained, uncharged, noneffervescent, unprovocative

3. aerated, chargedadjective

   supplied with carbon dioxide

   Synonyms:
   aerated, charged, supercharged

   Antonyms:
   unprovoking, electroneutral, noneffervescent, uncharged, drained, neutral, unemotional, unprovocative, dead

4. chargedadjective

   capable of producing violent emotion or arousing controversy

   "the highly charged issue of abortion"

   Synonyms:
   aerated, supercharged

   Antonyms:
   electroneutral, neutral, drained, unemotional, uncharged, dead, unprovocative, unprovoking, noneffervescent

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1. List of paraphrases for "charged":

   accused, invoiced, billed, indicted, loaded, attributed, uploaded, debited, imposed, prosecuted, levied, perceived, accusation, chargé, defendant, taxed, required, responsible, expensed, accusing, blamed, collected, ascribed, tasked

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1. Brian Haas:

   While some have desperately tried to make this case about guns, folks on both sides of the issues have missed the real issue in this case : This is a case of a highly contested divorce action that has escalated to the point of both the husband and the wife being charged with crimes.

2. Bishop Charles E. Blake:

   Police forces are charged with protecting all our citizens.

3. Neama Rahmani:

   Gascon’s statement is misleading for several reasons, the defendant was charged with assault causing great bodily injury, which isn’t a ‘strike’ under California’s three strikes law, when he could have been charged with assault with a deadly weapon, which is a strike.

4. Superintendent David Brown:

   It creates this idea of lawlessness for people in the community who know someone who murdered someone and yet they see him again the following days and as if nothing happened, the courts have created an unsafe environment for large crowd gatherings because you've released people charged with murder back into these same communities where they committed this heinous crime.

5. San Aung:

   His writings do not comply with the characteristics of the section he was charged with, it didn't cause mutiny or disrespect within the military.