1. plural of complicity; the state of being involved with others in wrongdoing or crime; partnership in guilt
Usage: Always used in plural form when referring to multiple instances or relationships of complicity

Examples

• The investigation revealed the complicities of several officials in the corruption scheme.
• Their complicities in the fraud became apparent when documents were released.
• The prosecutor argued that the complicities between the two companies violated antitrust laws.
• Historical accounts documented the complicities of various institutions in the injustice.
• The film explores the complicities of ordinary citizens in extraordinary crimes.
• She was troubled by her own complicities in the unethical practices of her workplace.