Similar words: incriminate, recriminate, discriminate, indiscriminate, indiscriminately, discriminate against, incriminating, recrimination. Meaning: ['krɪmɪneɪt] 
v. 1. bring an accusation against; level a charge against 2. rebuke formally.
v. 1. bring an accusation against; level a charge against 2. rebuke formally. 
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1 To criminate others and excuse ourselves is always an evidence of ignorance.
2 No men can be compelled to criminate himself.
3 To criminate God and to excuse ourselves is always an evidence of ignorance and depravity.
4 As the basic principle of the feudal law,[www.Sentencedict.com] "Criminate according to the five costumes"is of great significance to the legislative process and the judicial practice.
5 The writer hopes this article is helpful to criminate and mete punishment in legal practice.
6 And it is inadvisable to criminate the abettor separately by the aspect of legislation and judicature.
7 Especially at the end of the dynasty, the government was not based the law to criminate, the intellectual was easy to be a criminal.
8 While many indoor theft, it is very difficult to criminate those of larceny according to the above standard.
9 In June 1983, and Oct. 1984, Su Feng's parents twice went to Heng Qu County to persuade him to criminate himself to the police.
10 While many indoor theft, it is very difficult to criminate larceny according to the above standard.
11 Predatory species such as dogs are not nearly as sensitive—they can dis criminate resolutions of one third of an octave.
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