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What does allege mean?

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Anonymous

14y ago
Updated: 8/17/2019

declared, but without proof to judge some one without having proof

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When do you use allege or alleges?

"Allege" is used when making a claim or assertion without providing proof, while "alleges" is the third-person singular form of the verb when used in a sentence. For example, "The witness alleges that he saw the crime occur" or "She alleges that her coworker stole her ideas."


What is the present and past and future tense of allege?

Present tense - I/you/we/they allege. He/she/it alleges. Past tense - alleged. Future tense - will allege.


What is the prefix of allege?

a


What is a verb for allegation?

allege


How do you use 'allege' in a sentence?

allege: The police allege that the two teenagers took the car without permission. alleged: This is the alleged troublemaker. allegation: Our neighbor claimed that my brother was the boy who broke his window, but he could not provide proof to back up his allegation. ( These senctences are from a 6th grade sheet called wordley wise, lesson 14 word list. )


How do you pronounce the allege?

"AH-LEDGE"


What is the noun form of allege?

Allegation


What is an example of a sentence using the word allege?

In his upcoming court appearance, lawyers for the accused will allege he was the victim of circumstantial evidence.In their case against the school, the parents will allege their child was subjected to sustained bullying by other students, and that the school did nothing about it.


Does allege have a root word?

Yes, "allege" does have a root word. It comes from the Latin word "allegare," which means "to send a person as a representative."


What other words mean the same as plead?

Beg, request, solicit, petition, entreat, beseech, implore. allege, assert, respond, declare, cite...


Mad gab answer for Ow Don Allege?

out on a ledge


What is the mad gab answer for ow don allege?

out on a ledge out on a ledge