inculpatory Antonyms
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Meaning of inculpatory
Wordnet
inculpatory (a)
causing blame to be imputed to
Webster
inculpatory (a.)
Imputing blame; criminatory; compromising; implicating.
inculpatory Sentence Examples
- The prosecution presented irrefutable inculpatory evidence against the defendant.
- The eyewitness testimony proved to be highly inculpatory, placing the suspect at the scene of the crime.
- The suspect's fingerprints on the murder weapon served as damning inculpatory evidence.
- The jury was shown a series of inculpatory videos that showed the defendant fleeing the bank after the robbery.
- The inculpatory nature of the suspect's confession left little doubt about their guilt.
- The prosecutor questioned the witness extensively, hoping to elicit inculpatory information that would implicate the defendant.
- The defense attorney vehemently denied the validity of the inculpatory evidence, arguing that it had been fabricated.
- The suspect's alibi proved to be false, further solidifying the inculpatory evidence against them.
- The inculpatory nature of the crime scene photographs left a chilling impression on the jury.
- The judge instructed the jury to consider all of the inculpatory and exculpatory evidence before reaching their verdict.
FAQs About the word inculpatory
causing blame to be imputed toImputing blame; criminatory; compromising; implicating.
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The prosecution presented irrefutable inculpatory evidence against the defendant.
The eyewitness testimony proved to be highly inculpatory, placing the suspect at the scene of the crime.
The suspect's fingerprints on the murder weapon served as damning inculpatory evidence.
The jury was shown a series of inculpatory videos that showed the defendant fleeing the bank after the robbery.
