Complicity is valid Scrabble Word

Is complicity a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
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10 letters word
21 points in Scrabble
25 points in WWF

Definitions for COMPLICITY in dictionary:

NOUN:

association or participation in or as if in a wrongful act
the fact or condition of being involved with others in an activity that is unlawful or morally wrong
The state of being an accomplice; participation in guilt.
guilt as an accomplice in a crime or offense

Words related to COMPLICITY

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How to use COMPLICITY in a sentence

He looked at her, as if she had proposed some mysterious complicity in an unheard-of crime.
For the case was going well as far as Barbro herself was concerned, and if she were acquitted, then there could be no question of any complicity at all.
He was worried about the possible complicity of Gerald Lawrence in the shooting of Warren.
The charge of complicity with him was only one of ten charges against Orford, one of fourteen against Somers.
After this there could no longer be any doubt of his identity, still less of his complicity in the crime.
The wounded man is one John Scott, charged with complicity in the murder and robbery of the late Sir Lemuel Levison of Lone Castle.
He knew himself innocent of all complicity in the plot, and he clung to the hope that his innocence might be proved.
The Queen and Casembe suspected Mpamari of complicity with the Banyamwezi, and believed that Fungafunga had communicated the news to him before fleeing further.
Some rumour of the plot seems to have leaked out, and on October 19 Mortimer angrily denounced Montague as a traitor, and accused the king of complicity with his designs.
On the 24th of March, 1801, Alexander, who was entirely innocent of complicity in this crime, was proclaimed Emperor of Russia.

Until the return of Citizen Danville, I order the accused, Trudaine, to suspend any further acknowledgment of complicity which he may have to address to me.
He could only be reproached with moral complicity in it, a complicity involuntary, forced upon him, imposed somehow by the care for his own life.
And what then? On the other hand if he willingly gave up all that was in his possession, it would go far to free him from complicity.
Markham began to feel her innocent complicity becoming a little embarrassing.
As to his own complicity he had taken care to speak of the decoity to no one but Hunsa.
Sampson and Davies, and whilst the Industrial Commission was exposing the gold thefts and denouncing the complicity of the police, Mr.
Alexander had no suspicion of his complicity in the effort to rob her.
Harry went about with a miserable, helpless sense of complicity weighing him down, which was much aggravated by a few words which dropped one morning from Dick Tresilyan.
Witnesses were called who swore to complicity, or a knowledge of complicity on the part of others, in a conspiracy, in which Mr.
The panic had been caused by the vague rumor afloat of some mysterious complicity in crime between the absent partner and the clerk who had committed suicide.
She was hardly out of jail for participation in the rebellion when she was clapped in again for alleged complicity in the never-to-be-proved German plot.
He was the man subsequently sentenced to life-imprisonment by Blount, for complicity in the murder of Lieutenant Piera.
He defended with rare insight, eloquence, and patriotism those who were accused of complicity in the rebellion of 1798.
In all these pamphlets, Cranstoun, while admitting his complicity in her crime, with, characteristic gallantry casts most of the blame upon his dead mistress.
He succeeded in clearing himself from the charge of complicity with the Hittites against whom he had been sent, as well as in getting the better of his Phoenician rival.
Our intellectual growth was like the phenomenon which occurs through a sort of action due to close contact and to passive complicity.
It was convenient that at this sudden crisis they should be away, for it was imperative that the Prussian Government should deny all complicity.
That Bacon did not acknowledge his own work, they say, is because he rated the dramatic art too far beneath his dignity to confess any complicity with it.
She could not but think that there was some complicity between her and Ralph Coleman with respect to herself.
Though some have denied her complicity in these deeds of violence, still the prevailing voice of history is altogether against her.
Governor Matthews was only suspected of complicity in this transaction from the fact that he signed the bill as governor.

Similar words containing MPLIC without suffix ity and without prefix co

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