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What (who) is implicate - definition
implicate
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v. a.
1.
Infold, entangle.
2.
Involve, entangle, make participator, bring into connection with.
3.
Prove to be concerned or participant in, show to be privy to or an abettor of.
implicate
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v. (D; tr.) to implicate in (to implicate smb. in a scandal)
Implicate
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·vt To Infold; to fold together; to Interweave.
- applied to persons, in an unfavorable sense; as, the evidence implicates many in this conspiracy; to be implicated in a crime, a discreditable transaction, a fault, ·etc.
Pronunciation examples for implicate
1. ADELLE WALDMAN: --implicate individuals,
Author of The Love Affairs of Nathaniel P _ Adelle Waldman _ Talks at Google
2. of implicate and explicate order.
Evan Thompson _ Talks at Google
3. ...to implicate Hill or his wife.
Perfect Stranger (2007)
4. Which implicates an internal self-monitoring system.
What the F _ Benjamin Bergen _ Talks at Google
5. This video seemed to implicate anyone who watched it.
Magic and Loss - The Internet as Art _ Virginia Heffernan _ Talks at Google
Examples of use of implicate
1. "I think someone is trying to implicate us," she says.
2. Presumably the Government is trying to implicate the Tories and spread the blame.
3. There was little hard evidence to implicate either man, no paper or electronic trail.
4. The recent searches occurred in independent bribery investigations that implicate members of Congress, Republican and Democrat.
5. The West is looking to implicate the KGB in the affair and undermine Putin.