Difference between Incriminate and Inculpate

INCRIMINATE vs INCULPATE: VERB

To blame; to impute guilt to; to accuse; to involve or implicate in guilt. Contrasted with exculpate.
To incriminate.

Exonerate, Implicate, Criminalise, Confound, Blame, Penalize, Condemn, Criminalize, Confuse, Identify, Criminate, Imply, Accuse, Impeach, Inculpate

Acquit, Discredit, Adduce, Controvert, Infer, Insinuate, Absolve, Impute, Suborn, Exonerate, Perjure, Implicate, Exculpate, Imply, Incriminate

Discredit, Corroborate, Exculpate, Implicate, Criminalise, Confound, Blame, Penalize, Condemn, Criminalize, Confuse, Identify, Imply, Impeach, Inculpate

Relativize, Particularize, Ascribe, Presume, Punish, Corroborate, Discredit, Adduce, Controvert, Infer, Insinuate, Implicate, Exculpate, Imply, Incriminate

It might incriminate me under the Fifth Amendment.
Tribunal tending to incriminate himself; or an action.
No, it does not intend to incriminate you.
You have a right not to incriminate yourself.
Confessions by accomplices which incriminate defendants arepresumptively unreliable.
DNA evidence does nothing to incriminate the defendant.
Chief Judge how the witness could incriminate herself.
Flynn about events that could potentially incriminate him.
Provided, That no witness shall be compelled to incriminate himself or to answer any questions which may tend to incriminate or degrade him.
Act on the ground that to do so may incriminate or tend to incriminate that person.

Let us carefully compare with each other the various communications sent to the evening paper, in which the object was to inculpate a gang.
The court held that conflict existed because testimony tending to exculpate one would tend to inculpate the other.
Police can easily lead them through each step of the crime and suggest answers that would inculpate them.
In sum, Ms. Canady's testimony at trial did nothing to inculpate Mr. Velazquez as one of the perpetrators.
Smith allegedly fabricated evidence in order to inculpate him.