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complice
[ kom-plis ]
noun
- an accomplice or associate.
complice
/ ˈkɒmplɪs; ˈkʌm- /
noun
- obsolete.an associate or accomplice
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Word History and Origins
Origin of complice1
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Example Sentences
Il est tempts que cette raison injustement dgrade quitte un ton pusillamine qui la rendront complice du mensonge et du dlire.
Well, I aint quite sure; but suppose it would be brought in preup terus criminus; that is, 'complice 'fore the act.
None shall dare to call me complice, since the little I once called my own is lost.
Tels taient les rsultats obtenus par cette collaboration mystrieuse de Rodolphe de Gortz et de son complice Orfanik.
I tole him we knew who gave him dat diamond an' I was on my way to git an officer to 'rest him as a 'complice.
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