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Incriminatory

(adjective)

Definition: Tending to incriminate or cause one to appear guilty of a crime or wrongdoing.

Example sentences:

1. The detective found incriminatory evidence linking the suspect to the robbery.
2. The suspect's incriminatory statements during the interrogation raised doubts about his innocence.
3. The incriminatory video footage from the security cameras provided undeniable proof of the suspect's involvement in the crime.

(noun)

Definition: Evidence or statements that implicate or prove guilt.

Example sentences:

1. The prosecutor presented a series of incriminatory collected from various sources.
2. Without any incriminatory, it became challenging to convict the accused of the crime.
3. The defense attorney challenged the admissibility of the incriminatory, claiming they were obtained illegally.

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