arraigners
/əˈreɪnərz/
noun
- Plural of arraigner; people who formally accuse others of crimes in court.
- Several arraigners spoke out against the accused during the hearing.
- The court listened to the arraigners as they detailed the charges.
- The arraigners presented their cases one after another.
- Plural of arraigner; people who publicly criticize or blame others.
- The newspaper's editorial board became the leading arraigners of the scandal.
- At the town meeting, the arraigners demanded an explanation from the mayor.
- The arraigners of the policy included many respected scientists.