collusive
kəˈluːsɪv
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Definition of collusive - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
illegal cooperationRaresecretly working together for illegal purposesRare
  • The companies were fined for their collusive practices.
conniving conspiring scheming
2.
secrecyRareinvolving secret agreement or cooperation especially for a deceitful purposeRare
  • They engaged in collusive behavior to manipulate the market..
conspiring scheming
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Origin of collusive

Latin, colludere (to play together) + -ive (suffix forming adjectives)

Examples of collusive in a sentence

  • Collusive agreements between competitors are illegal.
  • The companies were fined for their collusive actions.
  • Collusive practices were uncovered during the investigation.

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  1. French:complice, collusif, ...
  2. German:kollusiv, ...
  3. Italian:complici, collusorio, ...
  4. Spanish:colusorio, colusivo, ...
  5. Portuguese:colusivo, ...
  6. Chinese:串通的, 共谋的, ...
  7. Japanese:共謀的な, 共謀的, ...
  8. Arabic:تواطؤي, تَواطُئي, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְחֻבָּר בְּמִזִּימָה, קנונייתי, ...
  10. Russian:заговорщический, сговорчивый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:змовницький, ...
  12. Hindi:गुप्त, गुप्त संधि, ...
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