Definition Synonyms
Definition of accessary - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
crimeDated US person who helps commit a crimeDated US
- The accessary was arrested for aiding the robbery.
Adjective
1.
additionDated UK serving as an additional or supplementary partDated UK
- The accessary details were included in the report.
2.
legalDated UK helping in a crime without being the main personDated UK
- He was charged as an accessary in the robbery.
Origin of accessary
Latin, accessorius (accessory)
Examples of accessary in a sentence
She was charged as an accessary to the crime. The accessary equipment was stored in the back room. She wore an accessary scarf to complement her outfit. She was found to be an accessary to the fraud. The court deemed him an accessary in the embezzlement case.
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- French:complice, accessoire, ...
- German:Komplize, zusätzlich, ...
- Italian:complice, accessorio, ...
- Spanish:cómplice, accesorio, ...
- Portuguese:cúmplice, acessório, ...
- Chinese:从犯, 附加的, ...
- Japanese:共犯者, 付属的な, ...
- Arabic:شَرِيك, إِضَافِي, ...
- Hebrew:מְסַיֵּעַ לְפֶשַׁע, נוֹסָף, ...
- Russian:соучастник, дополнительный, ...
- Ukrainian:співучасник, додатковий, ...
- Hindi:सहायक, अतिरिक्त, ...
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