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What does the word charge mean?

Part of speech: verb transitive, verb intransitive

To lay or impose something upon; instruct; enjoin.

Part of speech: verb transitive, verb intransitive

To set as a price; demand; set down something against; debit; accuse.

Part of speech: verb transitive, verb intransitive

To make an onset upon; attack.

Part of speech: noun

A load, as for a firearm.

Part of speech: noun

Care and custody, or the object cared for.

Part of speech: noun

A price; entry of indebtedness; tax; expense; cost.

Part of speech: noun

An admonitory address; instruction; command.

Part of speech: noun

An accusation.

Part of speech: noun

An impetuous onset; also, the signal for it.

Usage examples for charge

It has been said that she was cruel; but this charge may as well be put out of sight. – Stories Of Georgia 1896 by Joel Chandler Harris
But I am a friend, and I wish to see the commander in charge of this army. – The Dare Boys of 1776 by Stephen Angus Cox

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