Noun:

दुष्कर्माची संगत,

complicity's Usage Examples:

Elements within the Afghan and Pakistan governments were suspected of complicity in the attacks.

murders, Anquin denounced the middle and upper class for complicity and cowardice and claimed that "communism, Judaism, and degenerate Radicalism" were.

highlight that governments were acutely aware of the implications of their complicity and that the general population, to varying degrees, were usually not.

The lawsuit alleged Bush administration complicity in allowing the September 11, 2001 attacks.

However, other considerations do point to Gertrude's complicity.

They suggest a cover-up and, at the least, complicity by insiders.

In 1767, he bought for £40,000 Stanhope and Stobo with its feudal barony in Peeblesshire, part of the estates of Sir David Murray, which had been confiscated for their owner's complicity in the prebellion of 1745.

Allegation of UK complicity in torture: twenty-third report of session 2008-09, report, together with.

Nerone commands her to suffer a painful death, at which point Ottone rushes in and reveals the truth: that he had acted alone, at the command of the Empress Ottavia, and that Drusilla was innocent of complicity.

He was officially in office from April 1994 until July 1994, but fled the country in July 1994, and was arrested in Cameroon in 1999 on charges of conspiracy to commit genocide, genocide, complicity in genocide and direct and public incitement to commit genocide.

She relates her impressions of the trial, including her negative reactions to Singh and her mystification at Rao's and others' lack of shock at and complicity in Singh's plans, which she determines to be a state of apathy and abandonment of compassion.

On 15 July 2013, a Bangladeshi special tribunal, the International Crimes Tribunal found him guilty of war crimes such as conspiring, planning, incitement to and complicity in committing genocide and was sentenced to 90 years in jail.

Synonyms:

guilt, guiltiness,

Antonyms:

ingenuousness, naiveness, innocence,