accomplices (Meaning)
accomplices
someone associated with another in wrongdoing, one associated with another especially in wrongdoing, one who intentionally and voluntarily participates with another in a crime by encouraging or assisting in the commission of the crime or by failing to prevent it though under a duty to do so
Synonyms & Antonyms of accomplices
accomplices Sentence Examples
- The cunning thief and his accomplices devised an intricate plan to rob the bank.
- The police apprehended the main suspect and his accomplices in a raid at a secluded hideout.
- The accomplices provided crucial evidence against the mastermind behind the criminal operation.
- The investigation revealed a network of accomplices who played various roles in the illicit scheme.
- Lawyers for the accomplices argued for leniency, claiming they had been coerced into participating.
- Fear of reprisal from the accomplices kept the victim from reporting the crime.
- The trial exposed the web of deception and corruption that connected the accomplices.
- The judge sentenced the accomplices to harsh prison terms for their role in the conspiracy.
- The accomplices broke their silence and testified against their former leader, seeking redemption.
- The accomplices' cooperation helped to secure a conviction and bring closure to the victims of the crime.
FAQs About the word accomplices
someone associated with another in wrongdoing, one associated with another especially in wrongdoing, one who intentionally and voluntarily participates with ano
confederates, abettors,cohorts, partners, abetters, henchmen, accessories, companions, collaborators,accessaries
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The cunning thief and his accomplices devised an intricate plan to rob the bank.
The police apprehended the main suspect and his accomplices in a raid at a secluded hideout.
The accomplices provided crucial evidence against the mastermind behind the criminal operation.
The investigation revealed a network of accomplices who played various roles in the illicit scheme.
