1. to suggest or show that someone is guilty of a crime or wrongdoing
Usage: past tense and past participle of incriminate

Examples

• The witness testimony incriminated the suspect in the robbery.
• DNA evidence incriminated him in the murder case.
• She refused to answer questions that might have incriminated her.
• The documents found in his office incriminated several company executives.
• His fingerprints on the weapon incriminated him.
• The surveillance footage incriminated the thief.
• He was incriminated by his own confession.