criminatory

Examples

• All

• The criminatory evidence was presented in court.

• Any criminatory document must be handled carefully in court proceedings.

• The witness provided criminatory evidence that led to the suspect's arrest.

• Her criminatory remarks led to a swift investigation.

• The prosecutor presented a criminatory argument that suggested the defendant was guilty of the crime.

• During the investigation, the police discovered criminatory evidence that linked the suspect to the robbery.

• Her remarks contained a criminatory tone, implying that he was responsible for the miscommunication.

Synonyms

I

incriminating

vscriminatory

41 7.2

Showing that someone may be guilty of a crime

is broader, applying to guilt suggestions beyond just specific evidence

A

accusatory

vscriminatory

10 6.3

Showing blame or suggesting someone did something wrong

leans more toward implying legal guilt rather than only a blaming tone

I

incriminatory

vscriminatory

1 8.6

Making someone look guilty of a crime

is similar but stresses legal or formal context more than general accusation

A

accusative

vscriminatory

1 8.6

Showing blame toward someone

has a stronger legal focus rather than merely showing blame or suspicion

C

criminative

vscriminatory

• Formal

9.9

Suggesting that someone did something wrong

is used especially in legal contexts rather than only everyday blame

A

accusive

vscriminatory

8.2

Showing blame or saying someone did something wrong

points more specifically to guilt implication in legal or formal settings

Antonyms

I

innocent

∞ 2.2

Not guilty of a crime or wrongdoing

E

exonerative

• Formal

9.2

To show that someone is not to blame

How Incriminating

damning

49 5.3

criminatory

• Formal

9.6

suggestive

18 5.2

suspicious

300 2.7

neutral

218 3.6

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology