1. accusing or charging someone with a crime or wrongdoing; implicating in guilt
Usage: present participle of inculpate; formal

Examples

• The witness testimony was inculpating the defendant in the robbery.
• She avoided inculpating her colleague during the investigation.
• The evidence kept inculpating more suspects in the conspiracy.
• His statement was inculpating himself without realizing it.
• The prosecutor focused on inculpating the main suspect.
• The documents were inculpating several company executives.