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  1. incriminating:
  2. incriminate:
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Detailed Translations for incriminating from English to Spanish

incriminating:

incriminating adj

  1. incriminating (aggravating; damaging)
  2. incriminating (tricky; aggravating; tough)

Translation Matrix for incriminating:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
fastidioso bully; nuisance; teaser; tormentor
pesado asshole; bore; creep; duffer; handful; mope; moper; nasty piece of work; nuisance; pain in the ass; pain in the neck; pest; rotter; scoundrel; troublemaker; wet; wet blanket; wretch; wretched fellow
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- criminative; criminatory; incriminatory
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
agravante aggravating; damaging; incriminating aggravating circumstances
difícil aggravating; incriminating; tough; tricky annoying; awkward; burdensome; critical; delicate; difficult; exacting; hard; heavy; ill-timed; incompetent; inconvenient; massive; painful; perilous; perplexing; precarious; problematic; puzzling; review; stiff; stiff conversation; strenuous; touchy; tough; trying; unfit; unsuitable; worrisome
fastidioso aggravating; incriminating; tough; tricky aggravating; annoying; arrogant; bold; boring; bothersome; dawdling; deadly dull; dragging; drooping; exasperating; impudent; inactive; inconvenient; indolent; inert; insolent; languid; lazy; limp; lingering; listless; nagging; nasty; overbearing; passive; presumptuous; provoking; shameless; shuffling; slow; slow of understanding; sluggish; sly; spiritless; tantalising; tantalizing; tardy; tormenting; troublesome
laborioso aggravating; incriminating; tough; tricky active; actively; at work; effective; exhausting; hard-working; industrious; industriously; laborious; operative; potent; tiring; working; worksome
penoso aggravating; incriminating; tough; tricky acute; awkward; biting; clever; critical; cutting; dangerous; deceptive; exhausting; full of sadness; grievous; hard; hazardous; keen; miserable; naseaus; obese; pained; painful; perilous; plaintive; precarious; razor-sharp; review; risky; rotten; sad; saddened; sharp; sharp-minded; sharpwitted; sorrowful; sorry; stinging; stout; tiring; unsafe; very sad; woeful; worrisome; wretched
pesado aggravating; incriminating; tough; tricky aggravating; annoying; boring; burdensome; chubby; complaining; corny; dawdling; deadly dull; drab; dragging; dreadful; dreary; driven; drooping; dull; energetic; exasperating; filling; formidable; heavy; inactive; indolent; inert; irritating; lamenting; languid; lazy; limp; lingering; listless; mighty; obese; oppressing; oppressive; passive; plaintive; plump; powerful; rich; shuffling; slow; slow of understanding; sluggish; squat; stout; tardy; tiresome; tremendous; wailing; woeful; wretched
trabajoso aggravating; incriminating; tough; tricky exhausting; tiring

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Synonyms for "incriminating":

  • criminative; criminatory; incriminatory; inculpatory; inculpative

Related Definitions for "incriminating":

  1. charging or suggestive of guilt or blame1

Wiktionary Translations for incriminating:


Cross Translation:
FromToVia
incriminating agravante; incriminatorio belastend — eine kriminelle Handlung vorwerfend, als Schuldbeweis dienend

incriminating form of incriminate:

to incriminate verb (incriminates, incriminated, incriminating)

  1. to incriminate (accuse; charge; charge with; imputate; denounce)
  2. to incriminate (accuse; insinuate; charge)

Conjugations for incriminate:

present
  1. incriminate
  2. incriminate
  3. incriminates
  4. incriminate
  5. incriminate
  6. incriminate
simple past
  1. incriminated
  2. incriminated
  3. incriminated
  4. incriminated
  5. incriminated
  6. incriminated
present perfect
  1. have incriminated
  2. have incriminated
  3. has incriminated
  4. have incriminated
  5. have incriminated
  6. have incriminated
past continuous
  1. was incriminating
  2. were incriminating
  3. was incriminating
  4. were incriminating
  5. were incriminating
  6. were incriminating
future
  1. shall incriminate
  2. will incriminate
  3. will incriminate
  4. shall incriminate
  5. will incriminate
  6. will incriminate
continuous present
  1. am incriminating
  2. are incriminating
  3. is incriminating
  4. are incriminating
  5. are incriminating
  6. are incriminating
subjunctive
  1. be incriminated
  2. be incriminated
  3. be incriminated
  4. be incriminated
  5. be incriminated
  6. be incriminated
diverse
  1. incriminate!
  2. let's incriminate!
  3. incriminated
  4. incriminating
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for incriminate:

VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
acusar accuse; charge; charge with; denounce; imputate; incriminate; insinuate accuse; charge; charge with; over-act
adivinar accuse; charge; incriminate; insinuate advise; anticipate; conjecture; consider; divine the future; estimate; expect; forecast; foretell; guess; look forward; look forward to; postulate; predict; presume; presuppose; soothsay; speculate; suggest; suppose; surmise; tell fortunes; tell in advance; think over
barruntar accuse; charge; incriminate; insinuate conjecture; estimate; guess; postulate; presume; presuppose; speculate; suppose; surmise
conjeturar accuse; charge; incriminate; insinuate advise; conjecture; consider; estimate; guess; postulate; presume; presuppose; speculate; suggest; suppose; surmise; think over
culpar accuse; charge; charge with; denounce; imputate; incriminate; insinuate accuse; blame; charge; charge with; discredit; hold against; over-act; rebuke; reprimand; reproach
inculpar accuse; charge; charge with; denounce; imputate; incriminate; insinuate accuse; charge; charge with; over-act
sospechar accuse; charge; incriminate; insinuate postulate; presume; presuppose; suppose; surmise
- accuse; criminate; impeach; imply; inculpate

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Synonyms for "incriminate":


Related Definitions for "incriminate":

  1. bring an accusation against; level a charge against1
  2. suggest that someone is guilty1