Synonyms for charged
charged

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1. chargedadjective

   of a particle or body or system; having a net amount of positive or negative electric charge

   "charged particles"; "a charged battery"

   Synonyms:
   aerated, supercharged

   Antonyms:
   noneffervescent, unprovoking, electroneutral, unemotional, dead, neutral, uncharged, unprovocative, drained

2. charged, superchargedadjective

   fraught with great emotion

   "an atmosphere charged with excitement"; "an emotionally charged speech"

   Synonyms:
   aerated, supercharged

   Antonyms:
   neutral, electroneutral, unemotional, unprovoking, dead, drained, uncharged, noneffervescent, unprovocative

3. aerated, chargedadjective

   supplied with carbon dioxide

   Synonyms:
   aerated, supercharged

   Antonyms:
   unprovoking, electroneutral, noneffervescent, uncharged, drained, neutral, unemotional, unprovocative, dead

4. chargedadjective

   capable of producing violent emotion or arousing controversy

   "the highly charged issue of abortion"

   Synonyms:
   aerated, supercharged

   Antonyms:
   electroneutral, neutral, drained, unemotional, uncharged, dead, unprovocative, unprovoking, noneffervescent

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1. List of paraphrases for "charged":

   accused, invoiced, billed, indicted, loaded, attributed, uploaded, debited, imposed, prosecuted, levied, perceived, accusation, chargé, defendant, taxed, required, responsible, expensed, accusing, blamed, collected, ascribed, tasked

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1. Steve Scalise:

   Whatever health care plan you have today, If you have a preexisting condition, you can never be denied coverage, and you can never be charged a dime more, not any more than anybody else in that plan. That’s maintained and can not be waivered by a state. No House Democrat voted in favor of the measure, which President Trump supports. Rep. David Cicilline, D-R.I., argued Thursday on the House floor before the vote that.

2. Theo Epstein:

   Guilty as charged, the role of the general manager lends itself to thinking about every single thing you can do to squeeze out one more win for your team… You don’t have time to sit back and think about the aesthetic value of the game or even the entertainment value of the game.

3. Michael Sherwin:

   No US attorney's office has charged that many cases, executed this many subpoenas and search warrants in such a short period of time, speed was critical. We had the Inauguration coming up. We had to instill in the public a sense of order and the rule of law, to mitigate the damage that happened that day.

4. Dan Bishop:

   There's a unified theme through all that. The FBI is pushing the line as hard as it can go on prosecutorial misconduct, entrapment, trying to come up with the finest of distinctions to be able to use that deliberately in order to create politically charged prosecutions.

5. Randy McNally:

   It is to prevent what has happened in other cities like Portland and Washington, DC, if people, knowingly violate the law, knowingly thumb their nose at authority and don't do what authorities have requested they do, they should be charged with a serious crime.