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| ac·com·plice [ ə kómpliss ] (plural ac·com·plices) |
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somebody helping wrongdoer: somebody who helps somebody else to commit a crime or misdeed
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| [Mid-16th century. < archaic complice (by misunderstanding of a complice), via French< Latin complic-, stem of complex "associate" < complicare (see complicate)] |
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