alleging (Meaning)

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alleging (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Allege

The news article was filled with sensational claims, alleging misconduct by high-profile individuals in the government.
The whistleblower submitted a formal complaint, alleging fraudulent activities within the company.
The defendant's lawyer argued that the evidence presented was insufficient, alleging a lack of credibility in the witness's testimony.
Critics of the policy issued a statement, alleging that it disproportionately affected marginalized communities.
The investigative report shed light on various incidents, alleging a pattern of unethical behavior within the organization.
The opposition party released a press release, alleging corruption within the ruling government.
The disgruntled employee filed a lawsuit, alleging workplace discrimination and harassment.
The documentary film presented interviews with individuals, alleging a cover-up by authorities in a high-profile case.
Social media was abuzz with posts and comments, alleging a conspiracy behind recent political developments.
The environmental group issued a report, alleging that a manufacturing plant was responsible for significant pollution in the area.

of Allege

contending,claiming, insisting, asserting, protesting, arguing, averring, announcing, affirming,declaring

denying, abandoning, abandoning, denying, challenging, rejecting, questioning,rejecting, disclaiming, disavowing

The news article was filled with sensational claims, alleging misconduct by high-profile individuals in the government.

The whistleblower submitted a formal complaint, alleging fraudulent activities within the company.

The defendant's lawyer argued that the evidence presented was insufficient, alleging a lack of credibility in the witness's testimony.

Critics of the policy issued a statement, alleging that it disproportionately affected marginalized communities.