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. Max Bergmann:

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

2. Matt Mittenthal:

   This letter is part of an investigation of the music streaming business, an industry in which competition has recently led to new and different ways for consumers to listen to music, to preserve these benefits, it's important to ensure that the market continues to develop free from collusion and other anticompetitive practices.

3. President Donald Trump:

   There is no evidence of collusion between our campaign and any Russian officials.

4. Donald Trump:

   Collusion is often illegal in many other industries and yet these two Washington insiders have had to revert to collusion in order to stay alive, they are mathematically dead and this act only shows, as puppets of donors and special interests, how truly weak they and their campaigns are.

5. Leonard Williams:

   The suit gives Democrats a useful and perhaps compelling narrative to counter the president's and Republicans' mantra of 'no collusion,' from that partisan standpoint, it is exactly what their candidates and spokespeople need.