collusion
kəˈluːʒən
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Definition of collusion - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

secret agreementsecret cooperation for illegal or deceitful purposes
  • They were accused of collusion to fix prices.
  • An audit revealed collusion among department heads.
  • The whistleblower exposed collusion with foreign vendors.
complicity connivance conspiracy
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Expressions with collusion

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acting together secretly for a dishonest purpose
They worked in collusion to cheat on the test.
conspiring with others to commit an illegal act
He was found guilty of being in collusion with hackers.
designed to prevent secret or illegal agreements
The company adopted anti-collusion measures for the bidding process.

Origin of collusion

Latin, colludere (to play together)

Terms with collusion included in their meaning

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collusion
secret partnership for dishonest purposes
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illegal practice of inflating security prices through collusion

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  1. French:collusion, ...
  2. German:geheime Absprache, ...
  3. Italian:collusione, ...
  4. Spanish:colusión, ...
  5. Portuguese:colusão, ...
  6. Chinese:串通, ...
  7. Japanese:共謀, ...
  8. Arabic:تواطؤ, ...
  9. Hebrew:קָשֶׁר, ...
  10. Russian:сговор, ...
  11. Ukrainian:змова, ...
  12. Hindi:साजिश, ...
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