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Meanings of conspirator in English

Portuguese
conspirado
Catalan
confabulador

A member of a conspiracy.

conspirado
Spanish
conspirador

One who conspires.

Related terms
conspirador
Usage of conspirator in English
1
Zaman is the second conspirator in the TJX case to be charged.
Wired
2
We are simply back to our hapless conspirator to receive stolen goods.
The Guardian
3
She lived in the place with her mistress as with a fellow-conspirator.
The Old Wives' Tale
4
He had said Martin Dakin was no conspirator, and he was safe.
Sovereign
5
The First Consul may send me as a conspirator to the scaffold.
Marie Antoinette and Her Son
6
A conspirator who wanted to be safe was a recreant in disguise.
The Greek View of Life
7
If he proceeded more boldly, the conspirator would know he'd been discovered.
Map of bones
8
He spoke low, like a conspirator, into the mouthpiece of the tube.
Hilda Lessways
9
Rolla was the only prominent conspirator who was not an active church-member.
Black Rebellion: Five Slave Revolts
10
And it was a well-satisfied conspirator who retired to his own office.
White Ashes
11
The third relic must be under the guard of the third conspirator.
James Potter and the Hall of Elders' Crossing
12
One might laugh at the old conspirator's haunting thought of the police.
The Three Cities Trilogy: Paris, Volume 2
13
The 18-year-old Midshipman Philip Spencer was suspected of being the chief conspirator.
The new yorker
14
The conspirator Decimus Brutus had to cajole Caesar to attend the Senate.
The Irish Times
15
Carlo Visconti: a conspirator in the assassination of Galeazzo, died in 1477
Renaissance
16
A woman makes a poor conspirator, but is invaluable as a banker.
Aunt Jane's Nieces in Society
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Translations for conspirator
Portuguese
conspirado
Conspirator through the time
Conspirator across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common