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. Bob Corker:

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

2. Ron Kim:

   There is no measure left to hide the truth: the governor broke the law so we must hold him accountable, when institutions fail to believe victims, allow predators to act with impunity, or fail to put policies of protection in place, it sends a strong signal that condones this type of unacceptable behavior. We cannot afford to ignore his transgressions any longer: doing so will erode the integrity of our legislative body and demonstrate complicity in sheltering a sexual predator.

3. That Democrat:

   There are concerns about the gun-toting members, but also we don't know who they're going to bring to the inauguration who can bypass the metal detectors, until there's an investigation and until we understand our colleagues' level of complicity in the attack, we don't know how involved they really were. Until we have answers, I don't think we should trust them -- not all of them of course, but some of them.

4. Security Minister Patricia Bullrich:

   This is just the beginning of a task which will take us many years, our responsibility is to look into these networks of complicity within politics, the judiciary, and security forces.

5. 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.