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accomplice

[uh-kom-plis] / əˈkɒm plɪs /


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“Still, some of what Kent says is fascinating. He wasn’t working alone, for instance. We’ve asked him for a list of accomplices. Guess whose name came up?”

From Literature

A fifth suspect -- a 38-year-old woman who is the partner of the third suspect -- has been charged with being an accomplice, but released under judicial supervision pending a trial.

From Barron's

How dare he tell his accomplice to ignore her?

From Literature

If you and I went to breakfast together, I would never ask, “Do you want a pancake for the table?” because I don’t need you to be my accomplice.

From Los Angeles Times

They were received at the border by two Indian citizens, who escorted them into the northeastern state of Meghalaya before handing them over to two accomplices.

From Barron's