criminating

Meanings

• the act of accusing or imputing blame or guilt to someone or something

  - "He was criminating his brother for stealing his wallet."
  - "The new evidence has criminating the suspect of the crime."

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Rhymes

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Homonyms

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1. criminating (en) : Act of accusing or imputing blame or guilt to someone or something
   

2. criminating (fr) : Act of criticizing or finding fault with someone or something
   

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Variants

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criminate , criminated , criminates , criminating , crimination , criminations

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Etymology

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From Old French criminer, to reprove, to accuse, from Latin crimen, a crime, an accusation.

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1. {"question"=>"In what language does the word criminating originate?", "answer"=>"The word criminating originates from the Latin word crimen, which means a crime or an accusation."}

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1. accusation: An formal statement or claim that someone has committed a crime or wrongdoing.

2. allegation: A claim or statement that someone has done something wrong or committed a crime, but that has not yet been proven in a court of law.

3. imputation: The act of attributing or ascribing a quality, characteristic, or trait to someone or something, often implying blame, guilt, or wrongdoing.

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