Synonyms for prosecutor
ˈprɒs ɪˌkyu tərpros·e·cu·tor

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1. prosecutor, public prosecutor, prosecuting officer, prosecuting attorneynoun

   a government official who conducts criminal prosecutions on behalf of the state

   Synonyms:
   prosecuting attorney, prosecuting officer, public prosecutor

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1. prosecutornoun

   Synonyms:
   plaintiff, accuser

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1. List of paraphrases for "prosecutor":

   attorney, procurator, fiscal, tax, procureur, ministry, prosecution, prosecutors, d.a., co-prosecutor, procuratore, department, procurador, attorney-general, taxation, counsel, da, ministério, solicitor, procuracy, ministero, ministerie, a.d.a.

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1. Lindsey Graham:

   Now, Joe Biden is Joe Biden. I've traveled all over the world with Joe Biden. Joe Biden's running for president on the Democratic side. I think Joe Biden'll do very well. The bottom line is Joe Biden son was receiving $ 50,000 a month from a gas company run by the most corrupt guy in the Ukraine and about two months after they raided the gas company's president's home, they fired the prosecutor, yeah, I think it's OK to talk about this kind of stuff.

2. Jean Peters:

   The Missouri General Assembly and Gov. Parson deserve credit for creating a new legal avenue for a local prosecutor to seek relief, making it possible for an officer of the court to stand before a judge and argue to correct a grave wrong is a system of justice we can all stand behind.

3. Tatiana Glushkova:

   The real reason for Memorial's closure is that the prosecutor's office doesn't like Memorial's work rehabilitating the victims of Soviet terror.

4. Anthony Ghosn:

   Every day when he wakes up in the detention center, he can tell the prosecutor that he challenges the accusations against him, or on the contrary, he can confess and be released, for seven weeks, his decision has been quite clear. ... He will not give up.

5. Christopher Becker:

   We've charged officers for drunk driving. We've charged officers for other things, assaulting... this is not out of line for what goes on every day in just about every prosecutor's office.