connive
- The act of knowingly accepting and silently endorsing another person's wrongdoing without any resistance
- The management's decision to connive at the forgery has led to a major scandal in the organization.
- She's certain to face charges as she seemed to connive in her partner's fraudulent activities.
- Without sufficient evidence, it's hard to prove that the accused chose to connive at the fraudulent transactions.
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