Definition Synonyms
Definition of inculpation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
legalRare formal accusation of responsibility for a misdeedRare
- His inculpation in the scandal shocked everyone.
2.
state of accusationRare state of being accused of wrongdoingRare
- His inculpation lasted several months during the investigation..
Origin of inculpation
Latin, inculpatus (blamed)
Examples of inculpation in a sentence
His lawyer argued against the inculpation during the trial. The inculpation of the suspect was widely publicized. She faced inculpation despite her innocence.
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- French:inculpation, mise en accusation, ...
- German:Anschuldigung, Beschuldigungszustand, ...
- Italian:inculpazione, incolpazione, ...
- Spanish:inculpación, ...
- Portuguese:inculpação, ...
- Chinese:控告, 被指控状态, ...
- Japanese:告発, 罪に問うこと, ...
- Arabic:إِدَانَة, ...
- Hebrew:הַאֲשָׁמָה, הַאֲשָׁמָה, ...
- Russian:обвинение, инкриминирование, ...
- Ukrainian:звинувачення, стан звинувачення, ...
- Hindi:अभियुक्ति, अभियोग, ...
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