No. 2,984 in French
inculpé
"Accused" or "charged (with a crime)."
In a sentence
L'homme a été inculpé de vol après une longue enquête.
The man was charged with theft after a lengthy investigation.
The term 'inculpé' is used here as a legal term indicating that the subject has been formally accused of a crime.
Elle parlera avec son avocat pour mieux comprendre sa situation d'inculpée.
She will speak with her lawyer to better understand her situation as the accused.
'Inculpée' serves as the feminine form of the noun indicating a female individual who has been formally charged.
L'inculpé a nié toutes les accusations portées contre lui.
The accused denied all charges brought against him.
In this context, 'inculpé' is a masculine noun referring to the person who is accused in a case.
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