criminate (Meaning)

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criminate (v)

bring an accusation against; level a charge against

rebuke formally

The evidence presented during the trial was not enough to criminate the suspect.
The witness's testimony did little to criminate the defendant.
The prosecutor attempted to criminate the accused by presenting circumstantial evidence.
Without concrete proof, it was challenging to criminate anyone in the case.
The detective's investigation failed to criminate any of the potential suspects.
The lack of witnesses made it difficult to criminate the perpetrator.
The defense lawyer argued that there was insufficient evidence to criminate their client.
Despite the efforts of law enforcement, they couldn't criminate the mastermind behind the crime.
The forensic analysis didn't provide enough conclusive evidence to criminate anyone.
The judge emphasized the importance of ensuring sufficient evidence to criminate the accused beyond a reasonable doubt.

bring an accusation against; level a charge against, rebuke formally

incriminate,accuse, indict, impeach, charge,prosecute, sue, blame, criticize, defame

exonerate,acquit, advocate, exculpate, absolve, clear, clear, exculpate, exonerate, acquit

The evidence presented during the trial was not enough to criminate the suspect.

The witness's testimony did little to criminate the defendant.

The prosecutor attempted to criminate the accused by presenting circumstantial evidence.

Without concrete proof, it was challenging to criminate anyone in the case.