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collusive

[kuh-loo-siv] / kəˈlu sɪv /
ADJECTIVE
deceitful
Synonyms


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It stems from what GOP leaders call a “collusive settlement” that Attorney General Josh Stein’s office agreed to on behalf of the elections board in September.

From Washington Times

The stage establishes an “aesthetic microcosm,” a zone “materially enclosed, limited, circumscribed,” which becomes the site of our “collusive imagination.”

From Los Angeles Times

In a gross overstatement, Berger said, “I cannot overstate how unethical this collusive behavior is.”

From Washington Times

“The collusive acts of fraud at Wirecard were implemented through a highly complex criminal network designed to deceive everyone – investors, banks, supervisory authorities, investigating lawyers and forensic auditors, as well as ourselves,” Di Sibio said.

From Reuters

EY meanwhile, which has been heavily criticised after auditing Wirecard’s accounts for a decade, said it had been duped by the company: “Even the most robust ... audit procedures may not uncover a collusive fraud.”

From Reuters