complicity 的定义
plural com·plic·i·ties.
- the state of being an accomplice; partnership or involvement in wrongdoing: complicity in a crime.
complicity 近义词
conspiracy
更多complicity例句
- Justice Minister Gustavo Villatoro suggested that the depth and complexity of the secret burial site pointed to the complicity of more than one person.
- A submission to, and eventual complicity with racism normalized a dynamic that should not exist.
- You wrote on Twitter that when people have the power to help but sit idly by, then their silence is complicity.
- As for Spears, it is a very good thing that we are finally talking about the objectification, infantilization, gaslighting, ridicule and invasions of privacy she’s suffered—and about our own complicity in that suffering.
- Its supporters, inter alia, pressure American companies to end their complicity with Israeli apartheid by ceasing operations on occupied land.
- The documents also highlight the apparent complicity by secular law enforcement in keeping some of these offenders out of jail.
- And we have an amazing complicity, an amazing respect for each other.
- We were never asked to confront our own complicity as sponsors of the game.
- What sports pundits rarely bother to do is confront themselves, or their audiences, about their complicity in this pattern.
- It is a site devoted to ending all privacy and putting everything in public view, with our complicity and cooperation.
- Neither had the slightest suspicion of the lawyers complicity in the events of the night before.
- Already, however, had returning shame made everybody unwilling to avow his complicity in the crime.
- Perhaps he preferred doubt to shocking certainty, as if he could thus escape the remorse attendant upon criminal complicity.
- Hinde, too, is accused of complicity, and both are taken in chains through the town.
- Accordingly, it was asserted that the arrested Sinn Feiners had been guilty of complicity in a German plot.