implicate in Italian
implicate in Italian is implicare — implicate means to show that someone is involved in something wrong or criminal.
implicate in Italian
implicare
What does "implicate" mean?
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verb To show that someone is involved in something wrong or criminal.
"The witness statement implicated two other suspects."
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verb To suggest or imply something as a natural consequence.
"The findings implicate stress as a major factor in the illness."
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implicate in a sentence
- The witness statement implicated two other suspects.
- New evidence implicated him in the fraud scheme.
- The findings implicate stress as a major factor in the illness.
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What is "implicate" in Italian?
"implicate" in Italian is implicare. implicate means: To show that someone is involved in something wrong or criminal.
How do you use "implicate" in a sentence?
Example: "The witness statement implicated two other suspects." In Italian, "implicate" is implicare.
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