accessary US
əkˈsɛsəri
accessaries
See also: accessory (UK)
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Definition of accessary - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

crimeDatedUSperson who helps commit a crimeDatedUS
  • The accessary was arrested for aiding the robbery.
accomplice collaborator

Adjective

1.
additionDatedUKserving as an additional or supplementary partDatedUK
  • The accessary details were included in the report.
auxiliary supplemental
2.
legalDatedUKhelping in a crime without being the main personDatedUK
  • He was charged as an accessary in the robbery.
abetting complicit
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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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  1. French:complice, accessoire, ...
  2. German:Komplize, zusätzlich, ...
  3. Italian:complice, accessorio, ...
  4. Spanish:cómplice, accesorio, ...
  5. Portuguese:cúmplice, acessório, ...
  6. Chinese:从犯, 附加的, ...
  7. Japanese:共犯者, 付属的な, ...
  8. Arabic:شَرِيك, إِضَافِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְסַיֵּעַ לְפֶשַׁע, נוֹסָף, ...
  10. Russian:соучастник, дополнительный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:співучасник, додатковий, ...
  12. Hindi:सहायक, अतिरिक्त, ...

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