CONNIVED Meaning and
Definition
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Connived is a verb that refers to the act of secretly cooperating or conspiring with someone in order to deceive or carry out an illicit or wrongful action. This term implies a planned and deliberate agreement between two or more individuals to engage in misconduct or wrongdoing while remaining covert or discreet. The conniving individual is typically involved in a deceitful plan or scheme, often to obtain personal gain, advantage or to avoid punishment.
The word connived can also imply turning a blind eye or pretending not to know about an illicit or wrongful action taking place, while secretly consenting or allowing it to happen. It suggests a certain level of complicity or collusion, as the conniver is aware of the wrongdoing but chooses not to intervene or expose it.
The act of conniving often requires a high degree of secrecy, cunning, and manipulation, as the individuals involved aim to deceive others and escape detection. It commonly implies a breach of trust, as those who connive may be exploiting the trust placed in them by others. However, conniving does not necessarily involve active participation in the illegal or unethical action; it can also take the form of passive consent or encouragement of such behavior.
Overall, the term connived conveys the idea of covert cooperation, complicity, and conspiracy in carrying out deceitful or wrongful acts with the intention of personal gain or avoiding consequences.
Common Misspellings for CONNIVED
Etymology of CONNIVED
The word "connived" has its origins in Latin. It comes from the Latin verb "coniuvare", which means "to unite, to join, to conspire". Over time, this Latin verb developed into "connive", which entered the English language in the 17th century. The original Latin word "coniuvare" is derived from "con-" (meaning "together") and "-iuvare" (meaning "to help, to assist").
Similar spelling words for CONNIVED
- CANAVHED,
- conveyed,
- confed.,
- CNWVT,
- confide,
- GANFYD,
- CONVT,
- Cognovit,
- conceived,
- Confid,
- Convoyed,
- CNEFAD,
- CONFIGHD,
- Confided,
- confined,
- konfyt,
- CONFED,
- confute,
- confidi,
- Confit,
- caenophidia,
- CNFET,
- CANFUT,
- gunfight,
- confetti,
- confetto,
- Confut,
- CONNFT,
- canaphite.
Conjugate verb Connived
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