Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Alleged"

A: Alleged = said, without proof, to have taken place or to have a specified illegal or undesirable quality.
"the alleged conspirators"

A: said or thought by some people to be the stated bad or illegal thing, although you have no proof
被說成的，（尤指在證據不足的情況下）被指控的
It took 15 years for the alleged criminals (= people thought to be criminals) to prove their innocence.
那些被指控犯罪的人用了15年時間才證明他們是無辜的。

A: It means it's hypothesized but hasn't been proven, mostly used when talking about crime.

"This is the alleged killer."

"Smith goes to trial this Wednesday for the alleged murder of his colleague."

"Allegedly, he still keeps in touch with his old gang."

A: It means something is rumored to be true, usually used in criminal justice. For example:
-He allegedly stole the bread.
-Do you think he did it?
-No. I think someone framed him.

A: 1. he allegedly cheated his way up to the top.
2. he is an alleged cheater.

A: While the alleged suspect was arrested this morning, he still must appear in court.

A: alleged means accused but not convicted.

A: If I allege that you stole my wallet, I have TOLD OTHER PEOPLE that you stole my wallet.

If I suppose you stole my wallet, I just THINK you stole it. (Maybe I told people, maybe I didn’t)

“Suppose” implies that I don’t have any evidence, though.

“Allege” is similar to “accuse”.

“Suppose” is similar to “believe (without evidence)”

A: "Allege" is mostly used when talking about law and crime. As a result, you see it in newspapers a lot, but not in normal speech.
"Claim" is more general and common.

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