ARRAIGN

(verb) accuse of a wrong or an inadequacy
James arraigned his neighbor’s children of digging up his garden when the dog was responsible for it. -added by naila_inlas
(verb) call before a court to answer an indictment
He was arraigned before the magistrate on charges of fraud. -added by naila_inlas

Selected Mnemonic for arraign

(Tag: Global) arraign ~ an error again; imagine you wrote some computer program which is giving you error again and again.. so you are called by your boss (kind of court) for punishment.
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Mnemonics for arraign

(Tag: Eng) To rain charges on someone
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(Tag: ) arraign= err+ again.u hv made an ERR again, so this time i will not excuse u,this time u will be CHARGED IN THE COURT.
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(Tag: ) arr(sounds like ERR means error)+ rain...when you are going to walk without an umbrella thats your error is charged to your parents.....
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(Tag: ) AR(arrogantly)+REIGN(rule)...people who rule arrogantly and take law into their hands should be brought before a court.......
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(Tag: Global) you first ARRANGE the suspects in front of the judge and start accusing them
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(Tag: english) (ARRested+Rain) imagine a fellow arrested coz hes drenching in rain..how silly it is!!! thats y it is easy to remember..hope this might help u out..
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(Tag: ) your reign as the mob leader will end!
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(Tag: ) Concentrate on rain. Nowadays v accuse that rain s inadequate
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(Tag: English) police arrest, so court could arraign
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