implicating (Meaning)

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implicating (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Implicate

No weak antonyms found.

The prosecutor's questions heavily implicated the accused in the murder.
Her evasive answers only served to implicate her further in the crime.
The witness's testimony implicated the defendant by placing him at the scene of the accident.
The stolen goods found in the suspect's possession implicated him in the burglary.
The journalist's article implicated the politician in a corruption scandal.
The investigation implicates several high-ranking officials in the conspiracy.
The victim's statement implicated the attacker as a known associate.
The intercepted phone call implicates the terrorist group in the planning of the attack.
The scientific evidence implicates the suspect as the perpetrator of the crime.
The defendant's confession implicates his accomplices in the robbery.

of Implicate

intertwining,weaving, twisting, linking, interweaving, blending, enlacing, mixing, braiding, inweaving

uncoiling, disentangling, untangling, disentangling, uncoiling,unwinding, untangling, unwinding, untwining,untwining

The prosecutor's questions heavily implicated the accused in the murder.

Her evasive answers only served to implicate her further in the crime.

The witness's testimony implicated the defendant by placing him at the scene of the accident.

The stolen goods found in the suspect's possession implicated him in the burglary.