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  1. implicate:
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Detailed Translations for implicate from English to French

implicate:

to implicate verbe (implicates, implicated, implicating)

  1. to implicate (imply)
    impliquer
    • impliquer verbe (implique, impliques, impliquons, impliquez, )

Conjugations for implicate:

present
  1. implicate
  2. implicate
  3. implicates
  4. implicate
  5. implicate
  6. implicate
simple past
  1. implicated
  2. implicated
  3. implicated
  4. implicated
  5. implicated
  6. implicated
present perfect
  1. have implicated
  2. have implicated
  3. has implicated
  4. have implicated
  5. have implicated
  6. have implicated
past continuous
  1. was implicating
  2. were implicating
  3. was implicating
  4. were implicating
  5. were implicating
  6. were implicating
future
  1. shall implicate
  2. will implicate
  3. will implicate
  4. shall implicate
  5. will implicate
  6. will implicate
continuous present
  1. am implicating
  2. are implicating
  3. is implicating
  4. are implicating
  5. are implicating
  6. are implicating
subjunctive
  1. be implicated
  2. be implicated
  3. be implicated
  4. be implicated
  5. be implicated
  6. be implicated
diverse
  1. implicate!
  2. let's implicate!
  3. implicated
  4. implicating
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for implicate:

VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
impliquer implicate; imply contain; include
- entail

Related Words for "implicate":

  • implicating, implicated

Synonyms for "implicate":


Related Definitions for "implicate":

  1. impose, involve, or imply as a necessary accompaniment or result1
  2. bring into intimate and incriminating connection1
    • He is implicated in the scheme to defraud the government1

Wiktionary Translations for implicate:

implicate
verb
  1. to connect or involve
  2. to have as a necessary circumstance
implicate
verb
  1. engager dans des entraves, dans ce qui gêner. — note Il se dit proprement parler des pieds, des jambes.
  2. envelopper un objet dans quelque chose que l’on tortiller ou tortiller quelque chose autour d’un objet.
  3. envelopper, engager, en parlant d’un crime ou de quelque affaire fâcheux.