charged

US /tʃɑːrdʒd/
UK /tʃɑːrdʒd/
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having an electric charge

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The battery is fully charged.
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The air was thick with dust and electrically charged particles.
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electrifiedpowered
2.

filled with a strong emotion or tension

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The atmosphere in the room was highly charged.
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Their conversation became increasingly charged with emotion.
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tensestrainedfraughtemotionalheated
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demanded an amount as a price for a service or good

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The restaurant charged us for water.
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How much were you charged for the repairs?
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billeddebitedinvoiced
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accused someone of an offense

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He was charged with assault.
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The police charged him with drunk driving.
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accusedindictedarraigned
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to demand an amount as a price for a service or good

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The mechanic charged me $200 for the repair.
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They don't charge for delivery.
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billinvoicedebit
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to accuse someone of an offense

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The police decided to charge him with theft.
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They will charge him with multiple counts of fraud.
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accuseindictarraign
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chargebe in charge ofin charge ofservice chargecharging stationcover chargetake charge