implicate|implicated|implicates|implicating in English

verb

[im·pli·cate || 'ɪmplɪkeɪt]

involve in, show to be connected to (a crime, action, event, etc.)

Use "implicate|implicated|implicates|implicating" in a sentence

1. " Implicated "?

2. Might have to implicate you.

3. His enemies tried to implicate him .

4. Serious must implicate entire face even whole body.

5. According to the prosecution, DNA tests 'irrefutably' implicate Henson.

6. That verdict did not implicate individual police officers.

7. Also, it was bound to implicate Government deeply.

8. Financial data that implicates someone in this company of major embezzlement.

9. His enemies tried to implicate him ( in the murder ).

10. It was easier to confess everything and implicate everybody.

11. Have they any evidence to implicate him in the robbery?

12. No evidence exists to implicate Lord Ashcroft in committing crimes.

13. An earlier report, implicating the government, had been conveniently swept under the carpet.

14. You are already implicated enough.

15. He tried to avoid saying anything that would implicate him further.

16. He didn't find anything in the notebooks to implicate Stu.

17. His investigation would eventually implicate his brother in the crime.

18. He was implicated in a conspiracy.

19. The minister s confession implicate numerous official in the bribery scandal.

20. She is claiming that the police are deliberately trying to implicate her.

21. Senator, there are reports implicating your advisors as having orchestrated the assassination attempt.

22. The results implicate poor hygiene as one cause of the outbreak.

23. To speak plainly, the matter implicates the great House of Ormstein, hereditary kings of Bohemia. "

24. Alexander was implicated in the robbery.

25. Together, these data implicate GPRA in the pathogenesis of atopy and asthma.