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Meanings of accomplice in English
Portuguese
cúmplice A person who joins with another in carrying out some plan (especially an unethical or illegal plan)
Usage of accomplice in English
1
Two years ago, Kobra completed her eight-year sentence for being an accomplice.
2
Over the following four years, Vishby had gone from guard to accomplice.
3
First he must determine whether Mariko had indeed been the kidnapper's accomplice.
4
It is not clear whether he is still with his alleged accomplice.
5
That is true; but chance is sometimes a wonderful accomplice in crime.
6
Here in England I can no longer respect the accomplice of assassins.
7
Notice that the accomplice is punished more heavily than the principal culprit.
8
Forget the fact that Ed-mund was, at the very least, an accomplice.
9
Your accomplice-anotherknown troublemaker-willjoin you, as soon as he is located.
10
She was glad her accomplice had shown up, just as she'd asked.
11
Blennerhasset was his accomplice, and as deep in the scheme as himself.
12
You, of course, saw that everyone in the street was an accomplice.
13
With your natural advantages, Watson, every lady is your helper and accomplice.
14
As he had said, the idea of having an accomplice relieved him.
15
Tully and Racine had probably already arrested Everett and his accomplice, Brandon.
16
Dracula's alias, Count de Ville, cements his identity as the devil's accomplice.
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Accomplice across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common