incriminar

to incriminate

ĩ k ɾ i m i n a ɾ
in not; without + crimin crime + ar -ar infinitive (1st conjugation)
verb Rare #31,623
to incriminate Often used in legal/formal contexts: to make someone seem guilty or to show evidence of their involvement in a crime.
PO: Ele tentou incriminar o colega para se livrar da culpa.
EN: He tried to incriminate his coworker to get rid of the blame.
Conjugation of incriminar
incriminar
Subjunctive future
SingularPlural
First incriminar
Third incriminar

Se você tem provas concretas e quer me incriminar, por que não usa logo?

If you have concrete evidence and want to incriminate me, why don't you just use it?

— Truque de Mestre: O 3° Ato (2025)

Temos que incriminar a ela pelo desaparecimento de Daniel.

We have to incriminate only her for Daniel's disappearance.

— Um Contratempo (2017)

Além de incriminar policiais.

In addition to incriminating police officers.

— Dinheiro Suspeito (2026)

Posso incriminar você também.

I can incriminate you too.

— Zootopia 2 (2025)

O Sr. Te acha que querem incriminar o governador.

Mr. Te thinks they want to frame the governor.

— O Tigre e o Dragão (2000)

Matar um de nós e incriminar o outro é um jeito de conseguir.

Killing one of us and framing the other is one way to achieve it.

— Um Contratempo (2017)

Foram vocês que fizeram isso, para me incriminar.

It was you who did this, to incriminate me.

— A Lenda de Bhagat Singh (2002)