incriminate in Irish
incriminate in Irish is ciontaigh — incriminate means to provide evidence that someone is guilty of a crime.
incriminate in Irish
ciontaigh
(transitive) To accuse or bring criminal charges against.
What does "incriminate" mean?
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verb To provide evidence that someone is guilty of a crime.
"The text messages incriminated him in the fraud case."
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incriminate in a sentence
- The text messages incriminated him in the fraud case.
- She refused to answer, worried she might incriminate herself.
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What is "incriminate" in Irish?
"incriminate" in Irish is ciontaigh. incriminate means: To provide evidence that someone is guilty of a crime.
How do you use "incriminate" in a sentence?
Example: "The text messages incriminated him in the fraud case." In Irish, "incriminate" is ciontaigh.
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