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Be implicated in something

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Negative AssociationPlay
The phrase often implies negative connections, such as illegal or unethical activities. SlideAfter the investigation, he was implicated in the embezzlement scheme.
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Not ConclusivePlay
Being implicated does not prove guilt; it suggests possible involvement. SlideShe was implicated in the scandal, but there was no direct evidence against her.
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Context MattersPlay
Understanding the situation is crucial to grasp why and how a person is implicated. SlideThe leaked emails implicated the official in the cover-up.