implicate
verb (used with object), im·pli·cat·ed, im·pli·cat·ing.
Origin of implicate
Synonyms for implicate
Related Words for implicate
entangle, blame, embroil, incriminate, charge, accuse, suggest, affect, cite, impute, include, name, associate, tangle, relate, frame, stigmatize, hint, inculpate, insinuateExamples from the Web for implicate
Contemporary Examples of implicate
Though there are many claims that implicate it in improved brain function, the evidence in support of this finding is tenuous.
Fish Oil, Turmeric, and Ginseng, Oh My! Are ‘Brain Foods’ B.S.?Dr. Anand Veeravagu, MD
October 10, 2014
In Illinois, which houses some of the tougher DUI laws in the nation, even smoking a joint a week before can implicate you.
Several lines of scientific evidence have begun to implicate genes that control dopamine.
Pointing fingers, he stated “the people that I trusted to run it” are the ones to implicate.
Murdoch Hearing's 8 Best MomentsJuly 19, 2011
The lawyers accuse Headley of lying to implicate Rana in order to save his wife as well as his own life.
Historical Examples of implicate
There was nothing in what he had to tell them that could implicate Mr. Dunbar.
Henry DunbarM. E. Braddon
How or where she would not say—one had the impression that she feared to implicate some one.
Your son-in-law will certainly not endeavour to implicate you.
The Doctor of PimlicoWilliam Le Queux
And if she committed suicide, she would not implicate you in it by making you buy the poison.
If Winter Don'tBarry Pain
Now, however, you must do nothing more that might implicate you.
The Light of ScartheyEgerton Castle