Incriminate (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: bring criminal charges against, indicate the guilt of, indicate, accuse

Conjugation of incriminate

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Present Simple
incriminate
incriminate
incriminates
incriminate
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Future Simple
will incriminate
will incriminate
will incriminate
will incriminate
will incriminate
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Past Simple
incriminated
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Conditional Simple
would incriminate
would incriminate
would incriminate
would incriminate
would incriminate
would incriminate
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am incriminating
are incriminating
is incriminating
are incriminating
are incriminating
are incriminating
Future Progressive
will be incriminating
will be incriminating
will be incriminating
will be incriminating
will be incriminating
will be incriminating
Past Progressive
was incriminating
were incriminating
was incriminating
were incriminating
were incriminating
were incriminating
Conditional Progressive
would be incriminating
would be incriminating
would be incriminating
would be incriminating
would be incriminating
would be incriminating
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have incriminated
have incriminated
has incriminated
have incriminated
have incriminated
have incriminated
Future Perfect
will have incriminated
will have incriminated
will have incriminated
will have incriminated
will have incriminated
will have incriminated
Past Perfect
had incriminated
had incriminated
had incriminated
had incriminated
had incriminated
had incriminated
Conditional Perfect
would have incriminated
would have incriminated
would have incriminated
would have incriminated
would have incriminated
would have incriminated
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
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Present Perfect Progressive
have been incriminating
have been incriminating
has been incriminating
have been incriminating
have been incriminating
have been incriminating
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been incriminating
will have been incriminating
will have been incriminating
will have been incriminating
will have been incriminating
will have been incriminating
Past Perfect Progressive
had been incriminating
had been incriminating
had been incriminating
had been incriminating
had been incriminating
had been incriminating
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been incriminating
would have been incriminating
would have been incriminating
would have been incriminating
would have been incriminating
would have been incriminating

Examples of incriminate

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"Your silence will incriminate you!"
- But then when I came home then you wanted to trap me, make me incriminate myself.
- But this may incriminate them.
- I decline to answer, because I honestly believe the answer might incriminate me.
- I do. - And are you aware of your Fifth Amendment rights not to incriminate yourself?
"Your silence will incriminate you!"
- But then when I came home then you wanted to trap me, make me incriminate myself.
- But this may incriminate them.
- I decline to answer, because I honestly believe the answer might incriminate me.
- I do. - And are you aware of your Fifth Amendment rights not to incriminate yourself?
- Hewitt's testimony incriminates her.
Almost any answer incriminates me.
Alright, I'll have anything that incriminates you dealt with.
Because if it incriminates anybody, it'll incriminate you.
But the 5th Amendment says I don't have to do anything that incriminates myself.
- Hewitt's testimony incriminates her.
Almost any answer incriminates me.
Alright, I'll have anything that incriminates you dealt with.
Because if it incriminates anybody, it'll incriminate you.
But the 5th Amendment says I don't have to do anything that incriminates myself.
- Me, incriminated;
- Why can't we tell Bobby? - Lf he knows, then he's incriminated. - Lawyers have a duty to report, remember?
All of a sudden, you're the only person who can look at secret material and tell me whether someone else has unfairly incriminated my client?
Are you telling this court that John Gotti... is not the same man you incriminated on an assault warrant?
Ben's paying Dan and Amy to lobby against the bill and now there's a cash trail and we're all incriminated. But you're not.
"Quarters for laundry." Not incriminating.
'I mean, how incriminating could that be?
(Gandini) snaps incriminating photos of famous people.
(Heyman) I talked to the District Attorney... and I gotta tell you there's some pretty incriminating evidence.
- Along those same lines... how long does it take you to create a highly incriminating... thoroughly libelous, sexually explicit website?
- Me, incriminated;
- Why can't we tell Bobby? - Lf he knows, then he's incriminated. - Lawyers have a duty to report, remember?
All of a sudden, you're the only person who can look at secret material and tell me whether someone else has unfairly incriminated my client?
Are you telling this court that John Gotti... is not the same man you incriminated on an assault warrant?
Ben's paying Dan and Amy to lobby against the bill and now there's a cash trail and we're all incriminated. But you're not.
"Quarters for laundry." Not incriminating.
'I mean, how incriminating could that be?
(Gandini) snaps incriminating photos of famous people.
(Heyman) I talked to the District Attorney... and I gotta tell you there's some pretty incriminating evidence.
- Along those same lines... how long does it take you to create a highly incriminating... thoroughly libelous, sexually explicit website?

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