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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collaborating secretly to deceive or cheat
The officials were in collusion with criminals to embezzle funds.
acting together secretly for a dishonest purpose
They worked in collusion to cheat on the test.
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)

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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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