ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD INCULPATE
From Late Latin inculpāre, from Latin culpāre to blame, from culpa fault, blame.
CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO INCULPATE
PRESENT
Present
I inculpate
you inculpate
he/she/it inculpates
we inculpate
you inculpate
they inculpate
Present continuous
I am inculpating
you are inculpating
he/she/it is inculpating
we are inculpating
you are inculpating
they are inculpating
Present perfect
I have inculpated
you have inculpated
he/she/it has inculpated
we have inculpated
you have inculpated
they have inculpated
Present perfect continuous
I have been inculpating
you have been inculpating
he/she/it has been inculpating
we have been inculpating
you have been inculpating
they have been inculpating
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I inculpated
you inculpated
he/she/it inculpated
we inculpated
you inculpated
they inculpated
Past continuous
I was inculpating
you were inculpating
he/she/it was inculpating
we were inculpating
you were inculpating
they were inculpating
Past perfect
I had inculpated
you had inculpated
he/she/it had inculpated
we had inculpated
you had inculpated
they had inculpated
Past perfect continuous
I had been inculpating
you had been inculpating
he/she/it had been inculpating
we had been inculpating
you had been inculpating
they had been inculpating
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will inculpate
you will inculpate
he/she/it will inculpate
we will inculpate
you will inculpate
they will inculpate
Future continuous
I will be inculpating
you will be inculpating
he/she/it will be inculpating
we will be inculpating
you will be inculpating
they will be inculpating
Future perfect
I will have inculpated
you will have inculpated
he/she/it will have inculpated
we will have inculpated
you will have inculpated
they will have inculpated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been inculpating
you will have been inculpating
he/she/it will have been inculpating
we will have been inculpating
you will have been inculpating
they will have been inculpating
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would inculpate
you would inculpate
he/she/it would inculpate
we would inculpate
you would inculpate
they would inculpate
Conditional continuous
I would be inculpating
you would be inculpating
he/she/it would be inculpating
we would be inculpating
you would be inculpating
they would be inculpating
Conditional perfect
I would have inculpate
you would have inculpate
he/she/it would have inculpate
we would have inculpate
you would have inculpate
they would have inculpate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been inculpating
you would have been inculpating
he/she/it would have been inculpating
we would have been inculpating
you would have been inculpating
they would have been inculpating
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you inculpate
we let´s inculpate
you inculpate
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
inculpated
Present Participle
inculpating
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INCULPATE»
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inculpate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
inculpate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Cases and Materials on the Rules of Evidence
But as the commentators have recognized, it is likely to be the fare case where
the precise self inculpatory words of the declarant, without more, also inculpate
the defendant. I would not presume that Congress intended the penal interest ...
2
Oxford Thesaurus of English
inculpate. F. indefinable. inculpate. verb archaic See incriminate. incumbent.
adjective 1 it is incumbent on the government to give a clear lead: binding,
obligatory, mandatory, necessary, compulsory, required, requisite, essential,
imperative.
3
Evidence: Cases, Materials, and Problems
But as the commentators have recognized, it is likely to be the rare case where
the precise selfinculpatory words of the declarant, without more, also inculpate
the defendant. I would not presume that Congress intended the penal interest ...
Paul F. Rothstein, Myrna S. Raeder, David Crump, 2006
4
The History of the New York Court of Appeals: 1932-2003
Harding, 37 N.Y.2d 130, 135 (1975), Judge Cooke's concurring opinion
contended that a declaration against interest when offered by the prosecution to
inculpate the defendant, as when offered to exculpate the defendant, was
admissible ...
Bernard S. Meyer, Burton C. Agata, Seth H. Agata, 2013
5
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
P. inculper, < ML. inculpare, inculpate: see inculpate.'] To inculpate. For If
Chrysostom's Impatience and headlong desire Ther walketh now the lyniytour
hym self, . . Woiumen may now go sauny up and In every bussh or under every
tree, incur ...
6
Power Verbs for Managers and Executives: Hundreds of Verbs ...
INCULPATE. (1) to blame; charge; incriminate Word Used in Sentence(s) (1)
Ifyou don'tprocess a piece ofbiological ... risk of losing that piece of evidence as
something which potentially can either inculpate or exculpate any particular
person.
7
Cross and Tapper on Evidence
First, there is the question of the use of third-party admissions of guilt to exculpate
the accused, and, second, the use of third-party admissions to inculpate the
accused on a theory of vicarious effect. Exculpatory third-party admissions The ...
So far from any such ungracious act having been done, these letters were written
as replies to Mr. Pattison's statement of his case: they were written because he
sought to inculpate us by charges and insinnations of all sorts; and as his ...
9
Vocabulary Dictionary and Workbook: 2,856 Words You Must Know
To inculpate someone is to say that he's blameworthy (of some misdeed); to
accuse or incriminate him. As an adjective, something (comments, evidence, etc.)
described as inculpatory (in- KUL-pә-tôr-ē) tends to blame, accuse, or incriminate
...
10
The Trial of Col. Aaron Burr on an Indictment for Treason: ...
It is no more than vainly to attempt to inculpate the president, and to gratify their
spleen and resentment against him. Is that the object? Is A. Burr more or less
guilty, because he has approved or disapproved the measures of General
Wilkinson ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «INCULPATE»
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inculpate is used in the context of the following news items.
Three Freed, One Arrested in 'Sorcerer' Murder | The Cambodia Daily
... of involvement in that case, but we decided to release them…because we did not have enough evidence to inculpate them,” Mr. Yoeun said, ... «The Cambodia Daily, Jul 15»
A Review Of Recent Whistleblower Developments - 08 July 2015
Id. The husband did not have enough documentation to inculpate the Targeted Business, but he knew of an individual who did and the ... «Mondaq News Alerts, Jul 15»
Tax Court rules IRS wrongly denied whistleblower claims as untimely
Id. The husband did not have enough documentation to inculpate the Targeted Business, but he knew of an individual who did and the ... «Lexology, Jul 15»
This Day, July 8, In Jewish History by Mitchell A. Levin
Six months later Von Kwalen appointed a commission of three scholars, who, after a close examination, found nothing, which could inculpate ... «Cleveland Jewish News, Jul 15»
Murdered Couple's Family Disputes Suspect's Claims
As sick and twisted as this man has shown to be, we could see him not only shooting them but also trying to inculpate them by premeditating ... «KFYI, Jul 15»
Loophole Thwarts Efforts to Combat Child Sex
But convincing an underage girl trapped in a human-trafficking network to inculpate her master is no easy task. “Sometimes they don't trust ... «The Cambodia Daily, Jun 15»
Attorney Says Indictment Of Palisades Park Police Officer An Abuse …
... reelected and did not want Molinelli tarnished by a case that would inculpate the Chief of Detectives in a cold blooded murder investigation. «Bergen Dispatch, Jun 15»
Stabbing suspect alleges another man behind 2014 attack
"A defendant's right to a fair trial requires the admission of evidence which tends to inculpate another as the perpetrator of the crime charged ... «Duluth News Tribune, Jun 15»
French Police to Revisit Botched Murder Cases
... in the Laurent Vallier case, and later saying that DNA evidence taken from Ophelie Begnis' body did not inculpate Mr. van den Bogaert. «The Cambodia Daily, Jun 15»
Jailed property developer Malcolm Mayer loses appeal
"Much more likely, any evidence Mr Turnbull sought to give would inculpate Mr Mayer," he said. Dixon had also doubted the accuracy of the ... «Stuff.co.nz, May 15»
