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Incriminate (Verb)

Bring an accusation against; level a charge against; "The neighbors accused the man of spousal abuse".

Verbs of telling, asking, ordering, singing.

The new evidence seemed to incriminate the CEO in the financial scandal, casting doubt on his future in the company.
A single eyewitness account was enough to incriminate the suspect in the robbery, leading to a swift arrest.
The forensic expert's testimony served to incriminate the driver, showing reckless behavior on the night of the accident.
The leaked documents appeared to incriminate several high-ranking officials in the bribery scheme, prompting calls for resignation.
Testimony from the former business partner helped to incriminate the defendant in the embezzlement case, securing a guilty verdict.

Suggest that someone is guilty.

Verbs of being, having, spatial relations.

The suspect's evasive answers seemed to incriminate him in the eyes of the detective.
That suspicious conversation could incriminate her in the investigation.
The DNA evidence found at the scene incriminated the accused.
Their dishonest alibis might incriminate them as accomplices in the crime.
The hidden camera footage was enough to incriminate the corrupt politician.