Moderate To secretly allow or be involved in wrongdoing, especially morally objectionable behavior. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Connive'
The cunning villain tried to connive with the corrupt officials to seize control of the city.
The ambitious executive was willing to connive and manipulate colleagues to climb the corporate ladder.
The scheming siblings decided to connive against their parents to get permission for the late-night party.
The cunning witch planned to connive with dark forces to cast a spell on the unsuspecting village.
The cunning chess player attempted to connive his opponent into making a fatal mistake during the critical match.
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