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Definition of co-conspirator in English: co-conspiratornoun A person who is engaged in a conspiracy with another or others. two men were named by the prosecution as co-conspirators Example sentencesExamples - Louise is nurse, confidante and co-conspirator.
- Wayne enlists another co-conspirator to help him take down the bad guys.
- An adaptation for stage followed after the success of South Park piqued interest in the previous work of Parker and Matt Stone, his South Park co-conspirator.
- He was called to give evidence as a co-conspirator.
- A 29-year-old software developer confessed last month to masterminding a plot to use his position to alter bets placed by a co-conspirator.
- She took steps to try to scuttle the plans of her former co-conspirators, behind their backs.
- None of the appellants or their co-conspirators gave evidence at the trial.
- I use history as a co-conspirator to create an illusion, a constructed reality that appears to be authentic.
- Colleen Skull, as Elvira's maid, is a compatible and zesty sidekick and co-conspirator.
- Porter pointed also to the Dutch Republic in the same period, co-conspirator in actions as well as words aimed against the French colossus.
- Her lover and co-conspirator Aaron is played with consummate skill by Guy Burgess, a name to conjure with as regards this role.
- He was convicted solely on the testimony of co-conspirators who were now co-operating with the government.
- His constant co-conspirator, Francis, has fallen for pretty Margie Flynn, who is receptive to his advances.
- Polonius becomes a shadowy figure, though he is openly identified as Claudius's co-conspirator in the murder of Hamlet's father.
- He was sentenced at Guildford Crown Court along with two co-conspirators.
Synonyms abetter, accessory, partner in crime, associate, confederate, collaborator, fellow conspirator
Definition of co-conspirator in US English: co-conspiratornoun A person who is engaged in a conspiracy with another or others. two men were named by the prosecution as co-conspirators Example sentencesExamples - Her lover and co-conspirator Aaron is played with consummate skill by Guy Burgess, a name to conjure with as regards this role.
- He was sentenced at Guildford Crown Court along with two co-conspirators.
- I use history as a co-conspirator to create an illusion, a constructed reality that appears to be authentic.
- Polonius becomes a shadowy figure, though he is openly identified as Claudius's co-conspirator in the murder of Hamlet's father.
- A 29-year-old software developer confessed last month to masterminding a plot to use his position to alter bets placed by a co-conspirator.
- Porter pointed also to the Dutch Republic in the same period, co-conspirator in actions as well as words aimed against the French colossus.
- He was convicted solely on the testimony of co-conspirators who were now co-operating with the government.
- He was called to give evidence as a co-conspirator.
- Wayne enlists another co-conspirator to help him take down the bad guys.
- She took steps to try to scuttle the plans of her former co-conspirators, behind their backs.
- None of the appellants or their co-conspirators gave evidence at the trial.
- An adaptation for stage followed after the success of South Park piqued interest in the previous work of Parker and Matt Stone, his South Park co-conspirator.
- His constant co-conspirator, Francis, has fallen for pretty Margie Flynn, who is receptive to his advances.
- Louise is nurse, confidante and co-conspirator.
- Colleen Skull, as Elvira's maid, is a compatible and zesty sidekick and co-conspirator.
Synonyms abetter, accessory, partner in crime, associate, confederate, collaborator, fellow conspirator
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