incriminating Synonyms
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- vindicating
- advocating
- exculpating
- advocating
- defending
- exonerating
- exonerating
- absolving
- vindicating
- acquitting
- absolving
- clearing
- exculpating
- acquitting
- clearing
- defending
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incriminating Meaning
incriminating (s)
charging or suggestive of guilt or blame
incriminating (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Incriminate
incriminating Sentence Examples
- The incriminating document implicated the suspect in the crime.
- The phone records contained incriminating evidence that linked the caller to the victim.
- The defendant's confession provided highly incriminating testimony against him.
- The fingerprint found on the weapon was incriminating proof of the suspect's involvement.
- The surveillance footage revealed incriminating behavior by the accused.
- The witness's statement was incriminating to the defendant's alibi.
- The discovery of the hidden safe and its incriminating contents led to the arrest of the suspect.
- The prosecutor presented a series of incriminating witnesses that cast doubt on the defendant's innocence.
- The incriminating evidence against the accused was so compelling that a plea bargain was reached.
- The investigation revealed incriminating connections between the suspect and the victim's family.
FAQs About the word incriminating
charging or suggestive of guilt or blameof Incriminate
indicting,accusing, impeaching, blaming, charging, criminating,prosecuting, damning, suing, appealing
vindicating, advocating, exculpating, advocating, defending,exonerating, exonerating, absolving, vindicating, acquitting
The incriminating document implicated the suspect in the crime.
The phone records contained incriminating evidence that linked the caller to the victim.
The defendant's confession provided highly incriminating testimony against him.
The fingerprint found on the weapon was incriminating proof of the suspect's involvement.
