criminated Synonyms

Strongest:

incriminate

The witness's testimony unequivocally criminated the defendant in the murder case.
The hacked emails irrefutably criminated the politician, exposing their illicit dealings.
The forensic evidence presented in court strongly criminated the suspect, placing them at the crime scene.
The intercepted phone calls conclusively criminated the drug cartel, revealing their vast network.
The surveillance footage captured the suspect's actions, clearly criminating them in the burglary.
The whistleblower's disclosures criminated several high-ranking officials, leading to their downfall.
The financial records and bank statements critically criminated the accountant, implicating them in embezzlement.
The ballistic analysis definitively criminated the firearm, proving it was the weapon used in the shooting.
The witness account and circumstantial evidence cumulatively criminated the perpetrator, leaving no room for doubt.
The intercepted messages explicitly criminated the defendant, confirming their involvement in the conspiracy.

incriminate

accused, indicted, incriminated, impeached,charged, sued, criticized, prosecuted, called (on), defamed

advocated, exculpated, absolved,acquitted, defended, vindicated, cleared, championed, exonerated, justified

The witness's testimony unequivocally criminated the defendant in the murder case.

The hacked emails irrefutably criminated the politician, exposing their illicit dealings.

The forensic evidence presented in court strongly criminated the suspect, placing them at the crime scene.

The intercepted phone calls conclusively criminated the drug cartel, revealing their vast network.