incriminate [ınˈkrımıneıt] VERBO trans
1. incriminate:
2. incriminate:
| I | incriminate |
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| you | incriminate |
| he/she/it | incriminates |
| we | incriminate |
| you | incriminate |
| they | incriminate |
| I | incriminated |
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| you | incriminated |
| he/she/it | incriminated |
| we | incriminated |
| you | incriminated |
| they | incriminated |
| I | have | incriminated |
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| you | have | incriminated |
| he/she/it | has | incriminated |
| we | have | incriminated |
| you | have | incriminated |
| they | have | incriminated |
| I | had | incriminated |
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| you | had | incriminated |
| he/she/it | had | incriminated |
| we | had | incriminated |
| you | had | incriminated |
| they | had | incriminated |
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A person appearing before the tribunal may be required to answer questions even if they incriminate the person.
en.wikipedia.org Documents uncovered during the investigation incriminated other athletes as well.
en.wikipedia.org This works so well that they are soon apparently falling over themselves to incriminate each other.
en.wikipedia.org She leaves behind a stolen mink coat and an envelope that would incriminate the mobsters.
en.wikipedia.org Scopes was unsure whether he had ever actually taught evolution, but he purposely incriminated himself so that the case could have a defendant.
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