Incriminate

Blame

Accuse

Condemn

implicate

convict

impute

Indict

1 Antonym: Incriminate

The evidence presented at the trial seemed to incriminate the suspect beyond any doubt.

His fingerprints found at the crime scene were enough to incriminate him in the robbery.

The leaked emails could potentially incriminate several high-ranking officials in the corruption scandal.

He feared that his association with known criminals would incriminate him in the ongoing investigation.

2 Antonym: Implicate

The evidence seemed to implicate him in the fraud scheme.

Her testimony could implicate several high-ranking officials.

The fingerprints found at the scene were enough to implicate the suspect.

The email thread may implicate the company in illegal activities.

3 Antonym: Impute

The audit did not impute any wrongdoing to the company’s financial practices.

She felt it was unfair to impute her mistakes to a lack of effort.

The politician tried to impute corruption to his opponent without evidence.

The report imputed the failure of the project to poor management.

4 Antonym: Condemn

The community came together to condemn the act of vandalism.

His speech sought to condemn all forms of discrimination and hatred.

The judge's ruling will condemn the defendant to life imprisonment.

The international community swiftly condemned the dictator's human rights abuses.