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connive

[kuh-nahyv] / kəˈnaɪv /


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At a Saturday briefing for high ranking military officers first reported by the Journal, Gen. Zhang was accused of everything from conniving at corruption with family members to spilling nuclear secrets to the U.S.

From The Wall Street Journal

Court documents filed this week paint an image of both a conniving player and a fragile individual.

From Los Angeles Times

The conniving producers, stagestruck backers, formidable labor organizations and long hours in grim conditions show that Shakespeare really is our contemporary.

From The Wall Street Journal

The traitors were completed by chat show host Ross and singer Cat Burns - both of whom seem to have more of the conniving mindset needed for a great traitor.

From BBC

She’s cold, conniving and happy to cause a deeper rift between her granddaughter and daughter.

From Los Angeles Times