Synonyms for complicity
kəmˈplɪs ɪ ticom·plic·i·ty

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1. complicitynoun

   The state of being complicit; involvement as a partner or accomplice, especially in a crime or other wrongdoing.

   Synonyms:
   connivance, complicitousness, collusion

Princeton's WordNet

1. complicitynoun

   guilt as an accomplice in a crime or offense

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1. List of paraphrases for "complicity":

   collusion, connivance, accessory, conspiracy, accomplice, abetting, complicit, abetment

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1. Matthew Hedges:

   The inevitable election of Raisi to Interpol presidency is a serious attack on the values it stands for, his complicity in systematic torture and abuse is legitimised through Interpol and gives the green light to other authoritarian states that they can act without impunity.

2. Bob Corker:

   The report highlights some progress, but official complicity in trafficking is widespread, victim protection is inadequate and inconsistent.

3. Mathias Grasel:

   The verdict is wrong! conviction for complicity is legally untenable. The fact is: Ms. Zschaepe was demonstrably present at no crime scene and never fired a weapon or detonated a bomb.

4. Jewher Ilham:

   Hopefully these diplomatic boycotts will give dozens more athletes the courage to speak out about these abuses and also to call on corporate sponsors to end their complicity in Uyghur forced labor.

5. Brad Adams:

   Survivors describe how they flee persecution in Burma only to fall into the hands of traffickers and extortionists, in many cases witnessing deaths and suffering abuse and hunger, interviews with officials and others make clear that these brutal networks, with the complicity of government officials in Burma, Bangladesh, Thailand, and Malaysia, profit from the desperation and misery of some of the world's most persecuted and neglected people.