Definition of implicate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
crimeshow involvement in a crime or wrongdoing
- The evidence implicates him in the robbery.
2.
logicTECH. imply as a necessary consequenceTECH.
- The new policy implicates changes in the workflow.
3.
connectionRare intertwine or entangleRare
- The vines implicated the fence.
Origin of implicate
Latin, implicare (to entangle)
Terms with implicate included in their meaning
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false implication
evidence placed to falsely implicate someone
Examples of implicate in a sentence
His fingerprints implicate him in the burglary. The report implicates a need for further investigation. His statement implicates a misunderstanding of the rules. The threads implicated the two fabrics together. The roots implicated the stones in the garden.
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- French:impliquer, entraîner, ...
- German:belasten, implizieren, ...
- Italian:incriminare, implicare, ...
- Spanish:implicar, suponer, ...
- Portuguese:implicar, entrelaçar, ...
- Chinese:牵连, 意味着, ...
- Japanese:関与する, 暗示する, ...
- Arabic:وَرَّطَ, اِسْتَلْزَمَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַפְלִיל, לִגְרוֹר, ...
- Russian:вовлечь, подразумевать, ...
- Ukrainian:звинувачувати, припускати, ...
- Hindi:फँसाना, संकेत करना, ...
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