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Meanings of implicate in English

Portuguese
entranhar
Spanish
comportar

To impose, involve, or imply as a necessary accompaniment or result.

entranhar
Usage of implicate in English
1
She'd been given a huge budget to implicate or rule out Venus.
Caliban's War
2
Background: Contemporary theories and evidence implicate defective emotion regulation in violent behaviour.
Pubmed
3
Conclusions: These results implicate a role for CypD in modulating protein acetylation.
Pubmed
4
They could implicate some twisted movers and shakers, the former friend said.
News.com.au
5
The results implicate a putative cyclin-dependent kinase in the control of development.
Pubmed
6
Also the forged bill and check might implicate him in the matter.
The Secret Passage
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But nothing had been found tending to implicate him in the crime.
Phineas Redux
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Our results could implicate cfDNA as a global marker for disease activity.
Pubmed
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For the same reason, why should Williams implicate himself in any way.
The Master Detective: Being Some Further Investigations of Chris...
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She wouldn't implicate Paddy, who's supposed to be her best friend here.
Report for Murder
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Hence, our results implicate both CTL and cytokines in beta cell destruction.
Pubmed
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Massive genetic studies are currently underway producing data to implicate additional genes.
Pubmed
13
Who did Mark Minnie implicate in The Lost Boys of Bird Island?
The South African
14
Ogden's and Smith's testimony does not implicate the Government in the least.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 05, No. 31, May, 1860 / A Magazine ...
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Our study queried exon-level expression to implicate splice variants in HNSCC tumors.
Pubmed
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These findings may implicate pulmonary vein remodeling in exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage pathogenesis.
Pubmed
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Translations for implicate
Implicate through the time
Implicate across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common