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accomplice
[ uh-kom-plis ]
noun
- a person who knowingly helps another in a crime or wrongdoing, often as a subordinate.
accomplice
/ əˈkʌm-; əˈkɒmplɪs /
noun
- a person who helps another in committing a crime
Word History and Origins
Origin of accomplice1
Word History and Origins
Origin of accomplice1
Example Sentences
But there remains some division within the party about whether they should spend their time hammering Trump and his accomplices on their authoritarian takeover or concentrate on the perennial "kitchen table issues."
But a series of blunders meant the heist was doomed from the start and in early 2017 - three months after the robbery - Abbas and several of his alleged accomplices were arrested.
In 1986, he and accomplices kidnapped two North Hollywood men who owed them money and held them for ransom.
Baker’s accomplice, Christopher Austin, also testified for the prosecution last month and insisted Baker told him Monica Sementilli had directed the slaying.
He hired others to make the forgeries and would send his accomplices images of celebrity signatures for them to use as exemplars, prosecutors said.
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