incriminatory

Tending to suggest or prove that someone is guilty of a crime or wrongdoing.

ruСклонный предполагать или доказывать, что кто-то виновен в преступлении или правонарушении.esQue tiende a implicar o demostrar que alguien es culpable de un delito o falta; que sirve para incriminar o comprometer a alguien.frQui tend à impliquer ou à démontrer la culpabilité de quelqu'un dans un crime ou une infraction.deDazu dienend oder geeignet, jemanden einer Straftat oder eines Vergehens zu beschuldigen oder zu überführen; belastend.ptQue tende a incriminar alguém, atribuindo-lhe culpa ou responsabilidade por um crime ou delito; que serve como prova ou indício de culpabilidade.zh指倾向于表明或证明某人有罪或有过错、违法的。arصفة تدل على ما يشير إلى تورط شخص في جريمة أو مخالفة أو يميل إلى إثبات ذلك.

1. Suggesting guilt or blame C1 formal

   Tending to imply or indicate that someone is guilty of a crime or wrongdoing.

   • The prosecutor presented incriminatory evidence against the defendant.
   • His nervous behavior was seen as incriminatory by the jury.
   • The letter contained incriminatory statements that linked him to the crime.

   ruУличающийesque implica culpafrqui accusedebelastendptIncriminadorzh有罪的；归罪的arمُدين

   Synonymes: accusatorycondemnatorydamningincriminatinginculpatory

   Antonymes: clearingexculpatory

• more incriminatory comparative form
• most incriminatory superlative form