Incriminate

B2 16+

Synonyms of incriminate

Antonyms of incriminate

Collocations of incriminate

crime
Frequency: 75 %

The security footage incriminated the thief in the act of committing the crime.

evidence
Frequency: 70 %

The fingerprints found at the scene incriminated him as the main suspect.

guilt
Frequency: 60 %

The DNA evidence presented in court incriminated the defendant beyond a reasonable doubt.

accusation
Frequency: 45 %

The incriminating text messages were used as evidence to support the accusation of fraud.

allegation
Frequency: 40 %

The incriminating photos published in the tabloids fueled the allegations of corruption within the government.

Idiomatic Expressions for incriminate

  • Phrase: to incriminate someone else
    Meaning: to provide evidence or testimony that makes someone else appear guilty of a crime or wrongdoing
    Usage: The witness's statement incriminated the defendant in the robbery case.