adjective
colluding
Colluding (adjective) means secretly cooperating with someone else, typically for a dishonest purpose. Example: “The two colluding bidders had agreed in advance to keep the price low.”
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Secretly cooperating with someone else, typically for a dishonest purpose.
"The two colluding bidders had agreed in advance to keep the price low."
How to Use Colluding
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishWorking together behind the scenes, usually to cheat or deceive someone.
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What does “colluding” mean?
The word “colluding” means secretly cooperating with someone else, typically for a dishonest purpose. In plain terms, working together behind the scenes, usually to cheat or deceive someone.
How do you use “colluding” in a sentence?
Here is “colluding” used in a sentence: “The two colluding bidders had agreed in advance to keep the price low.”
What part of speech is “colluding”?
“Colluding” is an adjective.