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accomplice [*.'kamplys] |
Definition: an accomplice is
someone who helps another person commit a crime or wrongdoing. 📌 An accomplice is a person who actively assists in the planning, preparation, or execution of a criminal act. 📌 They are often involved in actions such as providing information, resources, or direct participation in the crime. 📌 Accomplices may not be the primary offender but share responsibility for the illegal act. 📌 Their involvement can range from minor assistance to active participation in the crime. 📌 Accomplices can be charged with the same criminal offense as the principal offender. 📌 Depending on the jurisdiction, penalties for being an accomplice may vary, but they generally face legal consequences. Example sentences with the word "accomplice": He was found guilty of armed robbery as an accomplice to the crime. The prosecution argued that she was the mastermind behind the scheme, while her brother acted as her accomplice. The police arrested two individuals, one as the main suspect and the other as his alleged accomplice. |
Explain the word "accomplice". Give some examples of using the word "accomplice" in sentences.