implicated

• Beschreibt eine Person, die in etwas verwickelt oder mit etwas verbunden ist, meist mit einer Straftat oder einem Vergehen. Kann auch bedeuten, dass jemand in eine unangenehme oder komplizierte Angelegenheit hineingezogen wurde.

Describes someone who is involved or connected with something, typically a crime or wrongdoing.

1. Involved in wrongdoingB2formal

   Shown to be involved in a crime or wrongdoing, often indirectly.

   Verwickelt

   • The politician was implicated in the corruption scandal.
   • Several employees were implicated in the fraud investigation.
   • He was implicated by the testimony of a witness.

   Synonymeconnectedentangledinvolvedsuspected

   Antonymeabsolvedclearedexoneratedinnocent

2. Connected or associatedC1formal

   Closely connected or linked to a situation or outcome.

   Beteiligt

   • The new evidence implicated the company in the environmental disaster.
   • Her actions were implicated in the project's failure.
   • The study implicated diet as a key factor in the disease.

   Synonymeconnectedinvolvedlinkedtied

   Antonymedetachedunconnecteduninvolvedunrelated

• Verb, das angibt, dass jemand in etwas verwickelt oder mit etwas in Verbindung gebracht wird, häufig mit einer Straftat oder einem Vergehen. Es kann auch bedeuten, dass etwas implizit ausgedrückt oder mit einbezogen wird.

A verb used to indicate that someone is involved in or connected to something, typically a wrongdoing or crime.

1. Show involvement in wrongdoingB2formallegal

   To show or suggest that someone is involved in a crime or other wrongful act.

   Auf Beteiligung hinweisen

   • The evidence clearly implicates him in the robbery.
   • Her testimony did not implicate any other members of the team.
   • The leaked emails implicate several high-ranking officials in the scandal.

   Synonymeconnectembroilincriminateinculpateinvolve

2. Imply or involve as a consequenceC1formal

   To imply, involve, or bring about something as a necessary part or result.

   Etwas als Folge implizieren oder mit sich bringen

   • The new policy implicates a significant change in our workflow.
   • His decision to resign implicates a loss of confidence in the leadership.
   • The theory implicates a complex relationship between the two variables.

   Synonymebespeakbetokenconnoteentailimplyindicateinvolvemeansuggest