conspiracy

/kənˈspɪɹəsi/
noun 5verb 1

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(noun.)

ADJ

criminal, political

The government uncovered a political conspiracy to manipulate the election results.

alleged | international, worldwide

VERB + CONSPIRACY

be involved in, be part of

The mayor was involved in a conspiracy to hide the financial records from the city council.

organize

A group of former officials organized a conspiracy to steal confidential documents from the government.

uncover

Investigators uncovered a conspiracy involving several bank employees who were stealing from customers.

PREP

~ against

The employees discovered a conspiracy against their manager that had been going on for months.

~ between

There was a conspiracy between the two companies to raise their prices together.

PHRASES

a conspiracy of silence

Everyone knew about the problem, but there was a conspiracy of silence among the staff.

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