adjective1.declared or stated to be as described; asserted: The alleged murderer could not be located forquestioning.
2.doubtful; suspect; supposed: The alleged cure-all produced no results when it was tested by reputabledoctors.
claimed, supposed, declared, assumed, so-called, apparent, stated, described
* Physicist / Engineer Kim Ung-yong has a verified IQ of 210 * Bouncer Christopher Michael Langan has a verified IQ of 195 * Engineer Philip Emeagwali is alleged to have an IQ of 190 * World Chess Champion Garry Kasparov is alleged to have an IQ of 190 * Author Marilyn Vos Savant has a verified IQ of 186 * Actor James Woods is alleged to have an IQ of 180 * Politician John H. Sununu is alleged to have an IQ of 180 * Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is alleged to have an IQ of 180 * Mathematician Andrew Wiles is alleged to have an IQ of 170 * World Chess Champion Judith Polgar is alleged to have an IQ of 170 * Chess Grandmaster Robert Byrne is alleged to have an IQ of 170 * World Chess Champion Bobby Fischer is alleged to have an IQ of 167 * Mathematician / Physicist Stephen W. Hawking is alleged to have an IQ of over 160 * Microsoft Founder Paul Allen is alleged to have an IQ of over 160 * Actress Sharon Stone is alleged to have an IQ of 154
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Averred, declared, supposed, declared.
That is not a word in the English language.
The clerk alleged that I stole his lunch.
A-ledge-ed
one who spreads real or alleged scandal about another (usually for political advantage)
alleged
Reported without proof
It is alleged to be a Malay word Ge'kok' which imitates the lizard's call
* Alleged simply means the person doing the accusing has no concrete proof the man is cheating by seeing one or several women.
It is alleged to be the Zuni term for "middle anthill of the world".
The word allegation is a noun. The plural is allegations.
It is alleged to be the Zuni term for "middle anthill of the world".
claimed, supposed, declared, assumed, so-called, apparent, stated, described revealed
Yes, "allege" does have a root word. It comes from the Latin word "allegare," which means "to send a person as a representative."