Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Allege"

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A: it means to attach to an email or to a document.

A: VERB
To claim or assert that someone has done something illegal or wrong, typically without proof that this is the case.
"He alleged that he had been assaulted"
"He alleged malpractice
Suppose or affirm to be the case.
"The first artifact ever alleged to be from Earhart's aircraft"
The report alleges that Highbroad is a supplier of BOE Technology Group, a maker of OLED screens for Apple, according to Apple’s supplier list.

Similar/synonyms words: declare, affirm, assert, asseverate, depose, plead, cite, quote, assign, advance, maintain, say.

A: He's alleged to... = People say that he..., He is accused in court of...

The mayor is alleged to be at the center of a massive corruption scandal. = People say that the mayor is at the center of a massive corruption scandal

She was alleged to have killed her boyfriend. = She is accused in court of killing her boyfriend

A: They allege that the crime happened, but it has yet to be proven.

A: In the lawsuit, the parents allege the school system failed to protect their daughter from bullies.

How can you allege the airline injured your back when you have never been anywhere near an airport?

During the divorce proceedings, Jane will allege her husband mistreated her so she can get custody of her children.

The prosecutor will allege you were involved in your husband’s murder because of the large insurance settlement you received.

As I watched the politician’s commercial, I realized he was attempting to allege his opponent was a racist.

Now a number of women are trying to allege the wealthy actor sexually assaulted them.

The millionaire’s greedy children will allege he is insane in order to control his estate.

Since my father does not like my new boyfriend, Erik, he called the police and attempted to allege Erik was a drug dealer.

The prosecutor was shocked when he heard the defense attorney allege the victim’s spouse was responsible for the crime and not the defendant.

Without any evidence, the government can only allege the militants are behind the bombing.

A: The police allege that Mr. Smith struck a pedestrian and left the scene.
Ms. Jones is alleged to have stolen money from the treasury.
We allege that Mr. Saito failed to meet his obligations.
The allegation is that my client violated the terms of the agreement.

A: he allegedly killed the cop.

彼が警察を殺すという噂があります。「本当かどうかわかりません。」

I intended to go to Japan (I want to go to Japan and I am doings things so that I can go to Japan. (日本に行くつもりです）

criticize means to look for faults for a person.

Example: A person makes a small mistake and you say "your sentence is completely wrong! Have you even studied?" でも、実はその文書に細かい間違いだけあります。

A: Allege/An allegation = A claim of an unproven fact, for example a criminal may be known as the "alleged perpetrator" which means they are suspected as the perpetrator, but it is yet to be proven.
Affirm/An affirmation = Is basically confirming something, like asking if something is true or not.
Assert/An assertion = Is basically a declaration of a fact, regardless if it's true or not, but one would assert something that they believe.
Hope this helps.

A: they are very similar but the difference is the connotation. Allege is often used in a legal setting and has an accusatory connotation but claim does not. "the prosecution alleges that the defendant assaulted them, but there is little evidence to prove this" you can use claim as well but it is less specific

A: These two words do not really go together very often they are two different words that don’t really correspond allege is another word for supposedly for example allege means to state without offering proof State as in statement or something that you say so I could say I speak five different languages but I don’t have any proof to prove that I speak five different languages unless I speak them to you so then you would say she allegedly speaks five different languages while assert is more like something forceful like you could say the chief of police is very assertive he’s very forceful or strict very strong-willed In a way assert is to behave or speak in a confident and forceful manner.

A: Allege and claim are very similar in that they both talk about a situation wherein someone is accused without legal proof. Both can be compared to a rumour. Claim (verb) can also be a noun, as in staking a claim, to say “This is mine”.
Allegation is the noun form for the verb “to allege”.

A: Allege means that you are implying something as in you are alleged to have committed a crime.

Insist is a polite way of stating a request as either a request or an order such as, No please go first, I insist. Or we insist that you remove your comments immediately

A: No, sorry, this sentence is not clear :)

A: Heres my pronunciation below, hope this helps. :)

A: claim or assert that someone has done something illegal or wrong, typically without proof: