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Was she acting alone, or did she have an accomplice?accomplice = someone who helped to carry out a plan
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They were accomplices in the crime.accomplices = people who assisted each other in a task
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She was … an accomplice. She had helped a murderer escape. (source)accomplice = a person who joins with another in carrying out some plan
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Your accomplice—another known troublemaker—will join you, as soon as he is located. (source)accomplice = person who helped in carrying out a plan
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Doctor Sikes was Sam Westing's friend, a witness to the will, and his accomplice in this game. (source)accomplice = person who joins with another in carrying out a plan
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That I was here, that I have an accomplice, that I can use the bow and arrow with accuracy. (source)accomplice = someone to join in carrying out a plan
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He received a torch from an accomplice and lit the mound, which dwarfed him in all its culpability. (source)accomplice = someone who assisted in carrying out some plan
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By sharing a small act of thoughtcrime he had turned the two of them into accomplices. (source)accomplices = people who assisted each other in a task
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Either the kid they'd caught last night had a hidden accomplice, or someone else had sneaked onto the property after Curly had departed. (source)accomplice = person who assisted
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Based on eyewitness accounts, police believe the boy may be traveling with two teenage accomplices.† (source)accomplices = people who assisted each other in a task
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I can't be an accomplice to what they're doing! (source)accomplice = person who assists in a crime
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They had worked with a moving and storage company; with help from unknown accomplices inside the museum, they had concealed the explosives within the hollow, carpenter-built display platforms in the museum shops where the postcards and art books were stacked.† (source)accomplices = people who assisted each other in a task
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My sister, always the loyal accomplice, never snitched. (source)accomplice = person who assists in carrying out a plan
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Her heart pounding, Violet stood stock-still, wondering if Count Olaf or one of his accomplices would come and investigate.† (source)accomplices = people who assisted each other in a task
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And the past held only this wisdom: that love was a damaging mistake, and its accomplice, hope, a treacherous illusion. (source)accomplice = partner
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Apparently, we had accomplices.† (source)accomplices = people who assisted each other in a task
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