inculpative,a.|ɪnˈkʌlpətɪv| [f. L. inculpāt-, ppl. stem (see inculpate v.) + -ive.] = next. 1802Syd. Smith Lett. iii, With the inculpative part of your criticisms on mine I very much agree.1802–12Bentham Ration. Evid.Wks. 1843 VII. 17 The incidents by which the conclusiveness of an inculpative presumption may be proved.