prosecuting Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- perpetrating
- carrying-out
- negotiating
- committing
- practicing
- going-through
- pulling-off
- realizing
- finishing
- effecting
- carrying-off
- completing
Weak:
Meaning of prosecuting
prosecuting
to institute and carry on a civil or criminal action, to institute legal proceedings with reference to, to institute and carry forward legal action against for redress or especially punishment of a crime, to follow up to the end, to bring legal action against for redress or punishment of a crime or violation of law, to engage in, to institute and carry on a legal suit or prosecution, to follow to the end, to institute and carry on a lawsuit with reference to, to carry on a legal action against an accused person to prove his or her guilt
prosecuting Sentence Examples
- The district attorney is prosecuting the suspect for multiple felonies.
- The prosecution team is vigorously pursuing a conviction in the high-profile murder trial.
- The prosecutor cross-examined the witness relentlessly, seeking to discredit their testimony.
- The jury heard opening statements from both the prosecution and the defense.
- The judge instructed the jury on the law before they began prosecuting the case.
- The witness took the stand and testified against the defendant, aiding the prosecution.
- The prosecution presented compelling evidence that proved the defendant's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
- The prosecutor's closing arguments swayed the jury, leading to a guilty verdict.
- The defense attorney attempted to block the prosecution's line of questioning, but the judge overruled the objection.
- The prosecutor's relentless work ethic and dedication to justice led to a successful prosecution of the offender.
FAQs About the word prosecuting
to institute and carry on a civil or criminal action, to institute legal proceedings with reference to, to institute and carry forward legal action against for
implementing, achieving, accomplishing, making,executing, doing, fulfilling, performing, perpetrating, carrying out
failing, slighting,slurring,skimping
The district attorney is prosecuting the suspect for multiple felonies.
The prosecution team is vigorously pursuing a conviction in the high-profile murder trial.
The prosecutor cross-examined the witness relentlessly, seeking to discredit their testimony.
The jury heard opening statements from both the prosecution and the defense.
