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Complication

The act or process of complicating the state of being complicated intricate or confused relation of

Complicate

Composed of two or more parts united complex complicated involved

Complice

Complice, one who is united with others in an ill-design; an

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Habitually

proved by totality of facts. It, therefore, follows that the complicity of a person in an isolated offence is neither evidence

accomplice

accomplice [alteration (from incorrect division of a complice) of complice, from Middle French, associate, from Late Latin complic-

Reasonable doubt

taking into consideration the entire material before it regarding the complicity of the accused the benefit of such doubt should be

Complicity

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Customs

different times; so that the accumulation of the duties,and the complicated regulations to which they gave rise, were productive of the

Perplex

To involve to entangle to make intricate or complicated and difficult to be unraveled or understood as to perplex

Perplexity

The quality or state of being perplexed or puzzled complication intricacy entanglement distraction of mind through doubt or difficulty embarrassment

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Complication

The act or process of complicating the state of being complicated intricate or confused relation of

Complicate

Composed of two or more parts united complex complicated involved

Complice

Complice, one who is united with others in an ill-design; an

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Habitually

proved by totality of facts. It, therefore, follows that the complicity of a person in an isolated offence is neither evidence

accomplice

accomplice [alteration (from incorrect division of a complice) of complice, from Middle French, associate, from Late Latin complic-

Reasonable doubt

taking into consideration the entire material before it regarding the complicity of the accused the benefit of such doubt should be

Complicity

Matched in: Term Complicity

Customs

different times; so that the accumulation of the duties,and the complicated regulations to which they gave rise, were productive of the

Perplex

To involve to entangle to make intricate or complicated and difficult to be unraveled or understood as to perplex

Perplexity

The quality or state of being perplexed or puzzled complication intricacy entanglement distraction of mind through doubt or difficulty embarrassment

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