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What is another word for Complicities?

Pronunciation: [kəmplˈɪsɪtiz] (IPA)

Complicity refers to the act of being involved in a wrongful act or crime. Synonyms that can be used for the word complicities include collusion, connivance, conspiracy, involvement, partnership, and cooperation. These words all suggest an association with another person or group in some form of illicit or wrongful action. Collusion indicates a secret agreement while connivance implies a willingness to overlook or ignore wrongdoing. Conspiracy, on the other hand, involves a group of people plotting and planning to carry out a specific action. Involvement and partnership suggest active participation in an illegal or unethical act while cooperation implies a support or acquiescence to such an act.
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A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

What are the opposite words for Complicities?

The word "Complicities" refers to the state of being involved in a wrongful or illegal action. Its antonyms are words that mean the opposite of this idea. The antonyms for "complicities" include innocence, simplicity, clarity, and honesty. Innocence indicates an absence of guilt, while simplicity implies that something is easy to understand or uncomplicated. Clarity means that something is clear and transparent, while honesty reflects an individual's ethical and truthful behavior. To use these antonyms in a sentence, you might say, "the defendant's innocence was proven in court," or "the simplicity of the case made it easy to resolve.

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Usage examples for Complicities

A single power can rise and, above feudal Complicities, above earthly interest, avenge the oppressed and the weak.
"Là-bas"
J. K. Huysmans
But then Strefford was always having private jokes with people or about them; and Lansing was irritated with himself for perpetually suspecting his best friends of vague Complicities at his expense.
"The Glimpses of the Moon"
Edith Wharton

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