complicity
simple noun9 collocationsAvg. frequency: 4.6
Used when complicity is claimed but not yet proven.
Used when complicity seems obvious from the evidence.
Refers to direct and willing involvement in a wrongful act.
Complicity involving the police force.
Complicity involving the government or its agencies.
Refers to a specific action that demonstrates complicity.
Specifies the crime or wrongful act in which someone is complicit.
Specifies the person or group with whom one is complicit.
Indicates a shared, often secret, understanding or cooperation between two or more parties.