incriminating

• Diz-se de provas, evidências ou declarações que apontam para a culpa de alguém em um crime ou infração.

Describes evidence or statements that suggest someone is guilty of a crime or wrongdoing.

1. Suggesting guilt or blameB2formal

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

   Incriminador

   • The police found incriminating evidence in his car.
   • Her incriminating statement was used against her in court.
   • The letter contained incriminating details about the fraud.

   Sinônimosaccusatorycondemnatorydamningincriminatoryinculpatory

   Antônimosexculpatory

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de tornar alguém culpado de um crime ou delito, geralmente por meio de provas ou indícios.

A verb used to indicate the act of making someone appear guilty of a crime or wrongdoing, often through evidence or implication.

1. Accuse or implicateC1formallegal

   To make someone appear guilty of a crime or wrongdoing.

   Acusar ou incriminar

   • The evidence found at the scene could incriminate the suspect.
   • He refused to answer questions that might incriminate himself.
   • The witness's testimony incriminated the defendant in the robbery.

   Sinônimosaccusechargeimplicateinculpate

   Antônimosabsolveacquitclearexoneratevindicate

2. Provide evidence of guiltC1formallegal

   To serve as evidence that someone is guilty of a crime.

   Incriminar

   • The fingerprints on the weapon incriminate the accused.
   • The emails incriminate the executive in the fraud scheme.
   • His confession incriminated several other members of the gang.

   Sinônimoscriminateinculpate