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View usage for: (ælɪgeɪʃən) Word forms: plural allegationscountable nounAn allegation is a statement saying that someone has done something wrong. The company has denied the allegations. Allegations of brutality and theft have been levelled at the army. [+ of] Synonyms: claim, charge, statement, profession More Synonyms of allegation allegation in British English (ˌælɪˈɡeɪʃən) noun2. an unproved statement or assertion, esp one in an accusation allegation in American English (ˌæləˈgeɪʃən) noun2. something alleged; assertion 3. an assertion made without proof 4. Law an assertion, made in a pleading, that its maker proposes to support with evidence Word origin ME allegacioun < OFr allegation < L allegatio < allegare: see allege COBUILD Collocationsallegation abuse allegations answer allegations bribery allegation contest an allegation damaging allegation damaging allegations dismiss an allegation dismiss the allegations doping allegations examine allegations examine an allegation face allegations face an allegation false allegation follow allegations fraud allegation fresh allegation historic allegation make allegations make an allegation persistent allegation probe allegations prove allegations refute allegations reject allegations report allegation serious allegations settle allegations specific allegation specific allegations true allegations unfounded allegations unproven allegation untrue allegations Examples of 'allegation' in a sentenceallegation All the bosses accused of taking bungs deny the allegations.Greece was facing a ban over allegations of corruption and government interference.Police said that they had launched an investigation regarding a number of allegations of corruption concerning a public limited company.He continues to deny the allegations.Within days, dozens had come forward to make allegations.They denied the charges and the trials collapsed for lack of evidence, amid allegations of witness tampering.THE allegations of corruption in football over the last few days have left me feeling sick and embarrassed.Both men deny the allegations.There have been too many allegations of unwarranted brutality by soldiers over the past decade.We accept that these allegations were wrong.Yet bundling together different allegations in one case is fraught with danger.The company rejects allegations of long hours and harsh conditions.The reconstruction effort has been plagued by allegations of corruption. One focuses on allegations of unlawful killing and the other on claims of mistreatment.The company denies the allegations and intends to defend its position vigorously.The company denied the allegations and has since implemented a new training regime.An industry code of practice on how theft allegations will be carried out will also be looked at.Allegations that the wrong celebrity won.They also uncovered allegations of theft.The process of assessment is a process of checking evidence, not allegations.By the time he was questioned by cops, the complainant had already withdrawn her allegations.Had fled Russia and was to give evidence on allegations of major fraud.People close to Thiel say such allegations are wrong.He spent the next 15 months in prison, though he continues to deny the allegations made against him. One of the allegations involves the possible investment of 10 million in a group of boutique hotels in Albania.It is a bedside story with a difference, featuring allegations of theft, grievous bodily harm and murder.In my work I am much more cautious, and aware of the potential for people to make false allegations. In other languagesallegation British English: allegation / ˌælɪˈɡeɪʃən/ NOUN An allegation is a statement saying that someone has done something wrong. ...allegations of theft. - American English: allegation
- Arabic: اِدَّعَاء
- Brazilian Portuguese: alegação
- Chinese: 主张
- Croatian: navod
- Czech: obvinění
- Danish: beskyldning
- Dutch: bewering
- European Spanish: imputación
- Finnish: väite
- French: allégation
- German: Behauptung
- Greek: ισχυρισμός
- Italian: accusa
- Japanese: 申し立て
- Korean: 주장 주장
- Norwegian: beskyldning
- Polish: twierdzenie
- European Portuguese: alegação
- Romanian: alegațieafirmație
- Russian: обвинение
- Latin American Spanish: imputación
- Swedish: anklagelse
- Thai: ข้อกล่าวหา
- Turkish: iddia
- Ukrainian: заява
- Vietnamese: lời cáo buộc
All related terms of 'allegation'Chinese translation of 'allegation' n (c) -
指控 (zhǐkòng) (项, xiàng) allegations of brutality/corruption 对(對)暴行/腐败(敗)的指控 (duì bàoxíng/fǔbài de zhǐkòng)
Definition an unproved assertion or accusation The company has denied the allegations. Synonyms statement deposition asseveration (formal) averment Additional synonymsDefinition a formal charge brought against a person people who have made public accusations of wrongdoing Synonyms charge, complaint, allegation, indictment, impeachment, recrimination, citation, denunciation, attribution, imputation, arraignment, incrimination The ministers issued a robust affirmation of their faith in the system. Synonyms declaration, statement, assertion, oath, certification, pronouncement, avowal, asseveration (formal), averment Definition a positive statement, usually made without evidence assertions that the recession is truly over Synonyms statement, claim, allegation, profession, declaration, contention, affirmation, pronouncement, avowal, attestation, predication, asseveration (formal) |