Pronunciation: /ˈɪmplɪˌkeɪtɪd/
verb to show that someone is involved in a crime or a dishonest act
A1 The suspect was implicated in the crime.
A2 The evidence implicated him in the theft.
B1 The report implicated several high-ranking officials in the scandal.
B2 The leaked emails implicated the CEO in fraudulent activities.
C1 The investigation implicated multiple individuals in the corruption scheme.
C2 The forensic analysis implicated the suspect beyond any doubt.
adjective having been shown to be involved in a crime or a dishonest act
A1 The implicated suspect denied any involvement in the crime.
A2 The implicated individual was found guilty of stealing the money.
B1 The implicated company was fined for violating environmental regulations.
B2 The implicated politician resigned from office after the scandal was exposed.
C1 The implicated organization faced legal consequences for their fraudulent activities.
C2 The implicated scientist's research findings were called into question due to potential conflicts of interest.
formal The evidence clearly implicated him in the crime.
informal They found fingerprints that implicated him.
slang He got implicated in the whole mess.
figurative Her actions implicated her in the scandal.
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