complicity in Japanese
complicity in Japanese is 共犯 — complicity means involvement in wrongdoing alongside someone else, as a partner or accomplice.
complicity in Japanese
共犯
Pronounced: kyōhan
The state of being complicit; involvement as a partner or accomplice, especially in a crime or other wrongdoing.
What does "complicity" mean?
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noun Involvement in wrongdoing alongside someone else, as a partner or accomplice.
"His complicity in the scheme cost him his job."
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complicity in a sentence
- His complicity in the scheme cost him his job.
- The report found evidence of complicity between the two departments.
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What is "complicity" in Japanese?
"complicity" in Japanese is 共犯. complicity means: Involvement in wrongdoing alongside someone else, as a partner or accomplice.
How do you pronounce 共犯?
"complicity" in Japanese is 共犯, pronounced "kyōhan".
How do you use "complicity" in a sentence?
Example: "His complicity in the scheme cost him his job." In Japanese, "complicity" is 共犯.
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