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complicity

 

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Noun complicity has 1 sense
  1. complicity - guilt as an accomplice in a crime or offense
    --1 is a kind of
    guilt, guiltiness

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Complicity

Definition

noun

A state of being involved with others in an activity that is unlawful, immoral, or deceitful.

Sense 1

noun

A partnership or collaboration in committing a crime or wrongdoing.

Example sentence: He was found guilty of complicity in the robbery, despite his claims of innocence.

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Sense 2

noun

An association or involvement in a dishonest or unethical act.

Example sentence: The complicity of the company's executives in the cover-up scandal was revealed by a whistleblower.

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Sense 3

noun

An understanding or support of someone else's wrongdoing without directly participating in it.

Example sentence: By remaining silent, she showed complicity with her friend's cheating during the exam.

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Sense 4

noun

The quality of being an accomplice; involvement in illegal activities.

Example sentence: The gang members were arrested for their complicity in drug trafficking.

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Sense 5

noun

A state of involvement or association in a harmful plan or action.

Example sentence: The government's complicity in covering up environmental pollution sparked public outrage.

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