Synonyms for collusion
kəˈlu ʒəncol·lu·sion

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1. collusion

   Synonyms:
   connivance, accompliceship, confederacy

   Antonyms:
   baffling, frustration, counteraction, defeat, discomfiture, discernment, betrayal, exposure, informership, traitorship

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1. collusionnoun

   secret agreement

   Synonyms:
   connivance

2. connivance, collusionnoun

   agreement on a secret plot

   Synonyms:
   connivance, tacit consent, secret approval

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1. collusionnoun

   Synonyms:
   COVIN, participation in fraud

2. collusionnoun

   Synonyms:
   artifice (practised in pursuance of some secret agreement), fraud, deceit

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1. List of paraphrases for "collusion":

   connivance, complicity, privity, conspiracy, acquiescence

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1. Roger Stone:

   Where, by the way, is their proof of Russian collusion, WikiLeaks collaboration or advance knowledge of the acquisition and publication of( Hillary Clinton Campaign Chairman John) Podesta's email ? That would be none, perhaps they are confusing me with the character I sometimes play, Roger Stone.

2. President Trump:

   When they have no collusion, and nobody has found any collusion at any level, it seems unlikely that you would even have an interview.

3. Rob Goldstone:

   People say to me, was I surprised by what we've learned so far from the Mueller report, i.e. no collusion -- I always thought if my email and the subsequent meeting at Trump Tower formed a cornerstone of that investigation and collusion, then this would be the finding they would have.

4. Max Bergmann:

   When you put them [reports] together in a comprehensive way, it becomes quite obvious and clear that there was collusion.

5. Jerrold Nadler:

   Attorney General Barr led a campaign of misinformation and deceived the American people about what was in the report. The president chimed in by repeatedly saying 'no collusion,' which is not what the report says.