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Meanings of incriminate in anglès
portuguès
incriminar català
inculpar Synonyms
Examples for "accuse"
Examples for "accuse"
1
Islamic militants often accuse Western aid groups of covert religious missionary work.
2
Iranian officials often accuse the United States and Israel of supporting terrorists.
3
Many Kenyans accuse the government of doing too little to prevent violence.
4
Western nations accuse Russia of backing the revolt; Moscow denies direct involvement.
5
To accuse yourself is the natural thing; silence is the unnatural thing.
1
As a result, the Democrats could impeach Trump with no Republican support.
2
The US House of Representatives has voted to impeach President Donald Trump.
3
That's why the parliament has decided to impeach him, Mr Sharif said.
4
On Wednesday, some Somali lawmakers said they planned to impeach the president.
5
The former president resigned in 1974 before the House could impeach him.
1
You have connived at theft; that will be sufficient to criminate you.'
2
And now, suppose that it should not be necessary to criminate another.
3
You need answer nothing concerning yourself that will tend to criminate you.
4
There is no blow, no mark of violence to criminate any one.
5
Is it not obviously inconsistent to criminate it for two contradictory reasons?
Usage of incriminate in anglès
1
I refuse to answer, on the grounds that it may incriminate me.
2
They've been trying to find something in an effort to incriminate us.
3
There is nothing in my rooms that would incriminate either of us.
4
I imagine that they are counting on his testimony to incriminate us.
5
We rely on your honour not to incriminate us with the police.
6
Nor were we bound to incriminate ourselves by replying to leading questions.
7
Besides, I had not forgiven Charles yet for trying to incriminate Carr.
8
Give the woman enough space to incriminate herself...if she were truly guilty.
9
If they both incriminate the other each serves a two-year prison sentence.
10
Every paper which would incriminate him was destroyed before he left the house.
11
We have no physical evidence whatsoever to incriminate Lincoln Howe or his supporters.
12
At this rate, he might never see or hear Lord Niu incriminate himself.
13
I've never seen so many people so eager to incriminate themselves.
14
Was there any way to frame it that didn't incriminate him?
15
And does this mean the taxpayer could incriminate himself by giving such information?
16
Dryden nodded, waiting to see if his witness would incriminate himself.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common