to coconspire

Examples

• All

• They allegedly coconspired with others to commit fraud.

• The prosecutor argued that the defendants had knowingly coconspired to evade taxes.

• Don't coconspire with them; they are not trustworthy!

• They decided to coconspire against the corrupt official.

• The prosecutor argued that the defendants had knowingly coconspired to evade taxes.

• The two executives coconspired to fix the bidding process.

• They allegedly coconspired with others to commit fraud.

Synonyms

C

to conspire

vsto coconspire

130 5.8

To secretly plan with other people to do something illegal or harmful

focuses more on jointly taking part in the secret plan

C

to collude

vsto coconspire

44 8.3

To secretly work with others to trick or cheat someone

covers secret cooperation for harm more broadly, not only cheating

C

to connive

vsto coconspire

• Formal

19 8.8

Secretly allow or help someone to do something wrong

emphasizes active joint planning to do harm rather than passive allowance

S

to scheme

vsto coconspire

14 6.5

To make secret plans to do something dishonest

requires acting together with others in the secret plan rather than solo

C

to collogue

vsto coconspire

• Archaic

9.9

To meet secretly to plan something dishonest

focuses on joining in the secret plan rather than only discussing it

C

to caball

vsto coconspire

• Archaic

9.9

To form a secret group to plot against someone

involves joining in a secret plan without necessarily forming a group first

C

to cabal

vsto coconspire

• Formal

9.7

To plot secretly to gain power, often in politics

applies to secret plans for harm generally, not only political aims

How Secretive

to collude

44 8.3

to plot

120 4.8

to coconspire

9.7

to scheme

14 6.5

to plan

∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

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Etymology