Usually means: Involved with others in wrongdoing.
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  1. complicit: Merriam-Webster.com
  2. complicit: Oxford Learner's Dictionaries
  3. complicit: American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language
  4. complicit: Collins English Dictionary
  5. Complicit, complicit: Wordnik
  6. complicit: Wiktionary
  7. complicit: Dictionary.com
  8. Complicit (film), Complicit (play), Complicit: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
  9. complicit: Dictionary/thesaurus

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▸ adjective:  Associated with or participating in an activity, especially one of a questionable nature.

Similar:
conniving, intriguing, guiltylike, sequacious, scandal-ridden, guilty, criminal-like, seamy, questionable, muddy, more...

Opposite:
innocent, not guilty, blameless

Phrases:
be complicit with, complicit with, complicit crime, complicit glance, a complicit person, more...



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Similar:
conniving, intriguing, guiltylike, sequacious, scandal-ridden, guilty, criminal-like, seamy, questionable, muddy, more...

Opposite:
innocent, not guilty, blameless

Phrases:
be complicit with, complicit with, complicit crime, complicit glance, a complicit person, unlawful complicit, more...



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