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Meanings of collude in anglès

Act in unison or agreement and in secret towards a deceitful or illegal purpose.

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Examples for "conspire"
Examples for "conspire"
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While circumstances conspire against them, they are not presented as passive victims.
The Guardian
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In truth, nobody in Washington cared enough to conspire about Afghan politics.
Ghost wars
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Many factors thus appear to conspire to limit recombination between co-infecting poxviruses.
Pubmed
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Of course, the interest of the audience and of the orator conspire.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 02, No. 11, September, 1858 / A Mag...
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I found it hard to believe that you would conspire against me.
A feast for crows
Usage of collude in anglès
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Trump has said the report shows he did not collude with Russia.
Reuters
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Albanian crime gangs collude with weapon smugglers based in Montenegro and Kosovo.
Financial Crime and Corruption
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In Mexico's most violent states, corrupt policemen often collude with criminal gangs.
Reuters
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In Mexico's most violent states, corrupt cops often collude with criminal gangs.
Reuters
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At exactly what point had she and Ryuji decided to collude?
Spiral
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Trump has said that his campaign did not collude with Russia.
Reuters
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He has also said his campaign did not collude with Moscow.
Reuters
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It is right that the big energy companies do not collude.
The Guardian
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Did he collude with opposition parties to defeat him in Polokwane?
The South African
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They knowingly and intentionally collude with self-professed criminals to fleece governments and institutions.
Financial Crime and Corruption
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And how they seemed to want you to collude on your own judgment.
The Girls
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Even now, he added, the investigation is unwarranted because dealers did not collude.
Reuters
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Irregular migration is considered a crime in Libya, though authorities often collude with smugglers.
Reuters
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Trump has said his campaign did not collude with Russia.
Reuters
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Russia denies the allegations and Trump says his team did not collude with Moscow.
Reuters
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They will always manipulate boards to collude in their shenanigans.
Financial Crime and Corruption
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