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Meanings of incriminatory in English
Charging or suggestive of guilt or blame.
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Examples for "incriminating"
Examples for "incriminating"
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However, a distillation of the incriminating memos would certainly convince the press.
2
Scarfo allegedly used PGP to encode his confidential and incriminating business data.
3
He asked odd questions about DNA and whether clothes could be incriminating.
4
THE trickle of water from under his neighbour's fence certainly appeared incriminating.
5
There wasn't anything incriminating in the house-shewas almost certain of it.
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The testimony of the girl who lived as servant in Kerkel's house was also criminatory.
Usage of incriminatory in English
1
Patsy 'Bad Vibes' Parker throws Bunny incriminatory looks every so often, but Bunny expects nothing less.
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Standard short tandem repeat (STR) profiling of 600 exhibits left certain key incriminatory samples unmatched to any of the apprehended suspects.