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Conspired. Not to have stopped something wrong from happening. (Past tense)

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Usage examples (22)
  • She connived her way into his good graces.
  • Verb (used without object), : They connived to take over the business. ,The policeman connived at traffic violations. ,to connive at childlike...
  • Maduna appeared to have "connived" with the judge on the issue.
  • Camerer, said, however, that Maduna appeared to have "connived" with the judge on the issue.
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