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conspiração
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consentiment tàcit
Spanish
connivencia
(Law) tacit approval of someone's wrongdoing.
secret approval
tacit consent
Portuguese
conspiração
Portuguese
conspiração
Agreement on a secret plot.
collusion
Portuguese
conspiração
Agreement on a secret plot.
conspiracy
1
The disclosures revealed the
connivance
of the police in stupendous election frauds.
2
The crime was not committed with the
connivance
of the Spanish government.
3
Also, there is much in his career of political
connivance
,
double-dealing, assassination.
4
It was plainly irregular, and depended on the
connivance
of his jailer.
5
And this attack was most likely made with the
connivance
of William.
6
The bishop was afterwards murdered by the treacherous
connivance
of Henry VI.
7
Then, furious at her apparent
connivance
,
he had started for the station.
8
The
connivance
of Doctor Walker was suggested by his love for Louise.
9
Few believe the riots could have taken place without the local administration's
connivance
.
10
The very accusation of
connivance
with the Medes drove him into their arms.
11
That made everything regular in Agnes's eyes and apparently cleared Carrie of
connivance
.
12
He would certainly be suspected of
connivance
with secret enemies of the Republic.
13
In this state of schemes, and hopes, and
connivance
,
June opened upon Hartfield.
14
The woman could hardly have done so without the man's
connivance
.
15
Not through corruption or any guilty
connivance
,
but through considerations of public interest.
16
With the King's
connivance
many corsairs launch from this port to plunder merchants.
connivance
tacit connivance
active connivance
own connivance
political connivance
suspect of connivance
Portuguese
conspiração
Catalan
consentiment tàcit
connivència
Spanish
connivencia
complicidad
consentimiento tácito