Connived is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONNIVED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONNIVE, to plot or conspire
• secretly allow (something immoral, illegal, or harmful) to occur
• conspire to do something immoral, illegal, or harmful
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to feign ignorance of wrongdoing

Words related to CONNIVED

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How to use CONNIVED in a sentence

• Shedad, his father, and Malek, the father of Ibla, connived at these plots.
• There is evidence to show that when they were arrested their escape was often connived at.
• She never introduced, or connived at, miscellaneous conversation during its process.
• Lord Baltimore was charged with having connived at these evasions, and with obstructing the collection of the royal revenue.
• Whether this familiarity of theirs was contrived or only connived at by the Duke of Monmouth himself, is hard to determine.
• But they at least connived at the measures of their subordinates.
• It is probable that the jailor might have connived at his escape, or even that, in the hurry of this alarming contingency, he might not have observed it.
• It was a sanguinary affair and undoubtedly connived at by the officials.
• Froude could not now be seriously advanced in its entirety, it is only right to say that a majority of historians are of opinion that she, at least, connived at the murder.
• We connived the trick, for our own benefit, to cheat the Custom House.
• There is good ground to believe that he connived at their escape, and purposely held back from the attack as a traitor in connivance with some influential persons in the Durbar.
• Her own brother Girolamo connived at the act and helped to facilitate its execution.
• A gaoler connived, it is supposed, else it would seem impossible.
• With the best of intentions, and hoping to save a life, he had connived at turning a murderer loose upon the community.
• From the first, he connived at the proceedings of the foreign teachers, avoided stringent measures, and perhaps rejoiced in secret that they gave us so much to do.
• When you rush away to wait on some customer yourself because that customer has connived with you for some special cut rates, you may not intend it, but you are dishonest.
• And the grandfather, so far from forbidding the marriage, seems to have connived at it and sanctioned it.
• Such conditions naturally led to extensive smuggling which was connived at by most officials, high and low, and even by the monks of the missions themselves.
• The fact that his sword had done the deed, convinced him that his destruction had been connived at, as well as that of Morales.
• At this and similar jokes the boy Simon Newcomb connived, as he moved in our crowd.
• He was exceedingly indignant when the Government laid a tax upon claret, having previously long connived at its introduction into Scotland under very mitigated duties.
• Bartley, and when Mary came home, Bartley, who had lately connived at the love affair, told Mary this, and forbade her strictly to hold any more intercourse with Walter Clifford.
• She mistook wholesome justice for tyranny, defied discipline, and not only connived at treason, but prayed for the extinction of him against whom it was directed.

Similar words containing NNIV without suffix ed and without prefix co

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