1. plural of incrimination; the act of accusing someone of or providing evidence of involvement in a crime or wrongdoing
Usage: typically used in legal or formal contexts
2. statements, evidence, or actions that suggest someone is guilty of a crime or wrongdoing

Examples

• The witness's incriminations against the defendant were crucial to the prosecution's case.
• Despite the incriminations presented in court, the jury found him not guilty.
• The leaked documents contained serious incriminations of corruption within the organization.
• Her incriminations of her former business partner led to a federal investigation.
• The detective gathered multiple incriminations before making an arrest.
• Self-incriminations are protected under the Fifth Amendment in the United States.