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Definition of complicit in English: complicitadjective kəmˈplɪsɪtkəmˈplɪsɪt Involved with others in an activity that is unlawful or morally wrong. the careers of those complicit in the cover-up were blighted 参与掩盖事实者的职业生涯就此被断送了。 Example sentencesExamples - But we, the final arbiters of what qualifies a photograph for immortality, are complicit in this.
- Earth and air were equally complicit in this translation's origin.
- At the very least, he said, they were complicit in the victory of evil.
- It doesn't help that they're aided and abetted by a complicit media.
- Is there any evidence that either of these men were actually complicit in crimes against humanity?
- Scholars have become complicit, facilitators instead of critics and creators.
- And I watched every minute of it, aware that I was now complicit in the conspiracy.
- Doping is very, very seldom accidental and almost always involves people complicit in the effort.
- Indeed, it is highly likely that she is complicit in the criminal activity permeating this case.
- In some way, we the fans were complicit in this failure because we consoled ourselves too easily.
- Landowners who are found to be complicit in the unauthorised dumping of waste may also be hauled before court.
- Thanks to a coincidence of complexion, we are complicit and we will pay.
- So they know that they were uncomfortably put in a position of being complicit in a cover-up.
- The fact that you wrote this indicates that you don't want to be an accessory, that you would rather not be complicit.
- I felt complicit in the process which allowed this book to happen.
- Search engines and advertisers have become complicit in the same self-delusion.
- If I do not speak out against this nonchalant murder of innocents, I am complicit with my government.
- However, their over-the-top rock cabaret works because the audience are hysterically complicit.
- Worse, we become complicit in extending suffering - not just our own, but that of others also.
- The press, he adds, has been complicit in turning a blind eye to the government's record.
Origin1940s: back-formation from complicity. Rhymeselicit, explicit, illicit, implicit, licit, solicit Definition of complicit in US English: complicitadjectivekəmˈplɪsɪtkəmˈplisit Involved with others in an illegal activity or wrongdoing. 同谋的；串通一气的 all of these people are complicit in some criminal conspiracy Example sentencesExamples - Thanks to a coincidence of complexion, we are complicit and we will pay.
- However, their over-the-top rock cabaret works because the audience are hysterically complicit.
- At the very least, he said, they were complicit in the victory of evil.
- Search engines and advertisers have become complicit in the same self-delusion.
- Indeed, it is highly likely that she is complicit in the criminal activity permeating this case.
- So they know that they were uncomfortably put in a position of being complicit in a cover-up.
- Landowners who are found to be complicit in the unauthorised dumping of waste may also be hauled before court.
- The fact that you wrote this indicates that you don't want to be an accessory, that you would rather not be complicit.
- Is there any evidence that either of these men were actually complicit in crimes against humanity?
- Earth and air were equally complicit in this translation's origin.
- Doping is very, very seldom accidental and almost always involves people complicit in the effort.
- Worse, we become complicit in extending suffering - not just our own, but that of others also.
- The press, he adds, has been complicit in turning a blind eye to the government's record.
- And I watched every minute of it, aware that I was now complicit in the conspiracy.
- In some way, we the fans were complicit in this failure because we consoled ourselves too easily.
- I felt complicit in the process which allowed this book to happen.
- It doesn't help that they're aided and abetted by a complicit media.
- Scholars have become complicit, facilitators instead of critics and creators.
- But we, the final arbiters of what qualifies a photograph for immortality, are complicit in this.
- If I do not speak out against this nonchalant murder of innocents, I am complicit with my government.
Origin1940s: back-formation from complicity. |