CRIMINATE as VERB

1. Meaning
   • rebuke formally
   Synonym(s)
   • censure (what does censure mean?)
   • reprimand (what does reprimand mean?)
   Hypernyms(s) criminate is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • knock (what does knock mean?)
   • criticize (what does criticize mean?)
   • criticise (what does criticise mean?)
   • pick apart (what does pick apart mean?)
   Hyponym(s)
   • animadvert (what does animadvert mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • censure (what does censure mean?)
   • animadversion (what does animadversion mean?)
   • rebuke (what does rebuke mean?)
   • reproof (what does reproof mean?)
   • reproval (what does reproval mean?)
   • reprehension (what does reprehension mean?)
   • reprimand (what does reprimand mean?)
2. Meaning
   • bring an accusation against
   • level a charge against
   Synonym(s)
   • accuse (what does accuse mean?)
   • impeach (what does impeach mean?)
   • incriminate (what does incriminate mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • He charged the man with spousal abuse
   Hypernyms(s) criminate is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • charge (what does charge mean?)
   • accuse (what does accuse mean?)
   Hyponym(s)
   • reproach (what does reproach mean?)
   • upbraid (what does upbraid mean?)
   • arraign (what does arraign mean?)
   • impeach (what does impeach mean?)
   • recriminate (what does recriminate mean?)
   • charge (what does charge mean?)
   • lodge (what does lodge mean?)
   • file (what does file mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • crime (what does crime mean?)
   • law-breaking (what does law-breaking mean?)
   • incrimination (what does incrimination mean?)
   • inculpation (what does inculpation mean?)
   • blame (what does blame mean?)
   • crime (what does crime mean?)
   • law-breaking (what does law-breaking mean?)
   • accusation (what does accusation mean?)
   • accusal (what does accusal mean?)
   • accuser (what does accuser mean?)
   • accusation (what does accusation mean?)
   • accusal (what does accusal mean?)