Recent criminalizations of certain forms of protest have sparked intense debates about civil liberties.

Despite the lack of evidence, the committee criminated him in their final report.

She kept criminating the witness during the cross-examination, hoping to unsettle him.

The editorial criminates the whistleblower, suggesting his actions were motivated by malice rather than public interest.

Criminently, I can't believe you forgot my birthday again!

Local authorities published a study documenting rising criminalities in neglected neighborhoods, urging immediate policy changes.

The magistrate issued a criminative decree accusing the merchant of theft.

She criminously tampered with the evidence to mislead the investigators.

The attorney explained the complexities of criminal procedures to the client.

The defense lawyer emphasized that errors in the criminal procedure could lead to a mistrial.