conspirator
konspirator
definition
noun
Mary and her conspirators openly discussed their plans in these encrypted letters, as they believed no one else would be able to read them.
a person who takes part in a conspiracy.
example
He spent much of his career as a political 'conspirator' , actively working to overthrow the government of Charles II of England.
In fact, to the conspiracy theorist, the best proof of the ultimate conspiracy would be no evidence at all: for who, but the master 'conspirator' , would be able to control the world without leaving any trace?
To others, his actions could have seemed those of a deadly rival, a traitor, a 'conspirator' .
The novel, meanwhile, posits God as the ultimate 'conspirator' , less a deity than a puppetmaster whose intentions are never clear.
The two, depicted by the media as shady political 'conspirators' , said they felt out of their depth.
She and her fellow 'conspirators' had scored a number of hits on my umbrella.
Among them were the 'conspirators' of the genocide, officers who, for three years, had been plotting the slaughter.
He concludes, 'conspiratorially' , ‘I like to be here on the inside, as a weirdo.’
When he goes to the loo, the waitress whispers 'conspiratorially' : ‘I just have to tell you, out of all the stars we see come in here, he's our favourite.’
They have no compunction in turning to illegal, 'conspiratorial' and criminal means to achieve their ends.
Some government investigators believe other 'conspirators' may be on the loose.
My point isn't that there's anything hidden or 'conspiratorial' about it per se.
Telephone records showed she was in contact with alleged 'conspirators' .
She's punishing us for being on Grandpa's side, for playing his little wine games and winking 'conspiratorially' at him when he showed us how to dunk the peaches and feign nutritional content.
This assassination had almost as many motives as it had 'conspirators' .
Judging from the tone of the current political debate, this 'conspiratorial' mind-set has returned.
I felt like we were 'conspirators' , and that, I think, was a great source of his charm.
Once in Germany, he and the other 'conspirators' visited chemists as they gathered chemicals to build the bomb.
Were one of a more 'conspiratorial' bent, one might be inclined to think that they would even be behind some generation of spam.
Chapter Three brings us the conspirators, or some of the 'conspirators' , four men waiting in a car on the road to San Cristóbal.
Mary and her 'conspirators' openly discussed their plans in these encrypted letters, as they believed no one else would be able to read them.
He is pressing for the five to be considered as unwitting accomplices to espionage, rather than 'conspirators' .
Witnesses and key players are bumped off left, right and centre as the maverick agents uncover murky, 'conspiratorial' truths.
Most of the 'conspirators' were in this country before he took the oath of office.
A guitar slung round his neck, he addresses audiences as if delivering a bedtime fairytale, at times whispering 'conspiratorially' into the microphone, his hands as expressive as a magician's.
The 'conspirators' gradually become enmeshed by their own plot and are dismayed to find they are as susceptible as their victims.
The police already have shut down the intersection, but restless crowds are gathering on the corners, among them a handful of college kids who link arms and mutter 'conspiratorially' .
The 'conspirators' believed they could seize her, and boldly imagined they could then use her to swing the country to them.
That merely sparked off their investigation, the aim of which was to discover the future plans of the 'conspirators' .
The jury watched a video showing some of the alleged 'conspirators' in animated discussion.
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