Definition of "arraigning" []

• Present participle of arraign. (verb)

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• "Besides, it is a kind of arraigning of his wisdom, to be discontent at that which at present is upon the wheel."
• "First, when DSK was initially accused, the DA and the media treated him as though he were already guilty, with the DA's office arraigning him in view of media photographers unshaven and looking guilty, indicting him in five days to prevent him from getting bail instead of waiting longer to investigate, and telling the press that his accuser's story was highly credible."
• "Previous meetings - which mainly focused on arraigning higher-level talks between the sides over the issue - ended with no major breakthrough."