Object

• suicide: It is, and should rightly remain, also illegal to aid and abet a suicide.

• counsel: Try not to aid, abet, counsel or procure dishonesty.

• offense: Anyone who fails to repeat it abets the offense.

• commission: It is illegal to publish information that can be construed as intending to aid or abet the commission of the above offenses.

Modifying Another Word

• actually: Why not astound the secretary abet actually paying them?

Preposition: by

• government: The WTO's critics are abetted by governments for whom it is also a convenient scapegoat.

• press: Abetted by a vociferous right-wing press, conservatives have been waging a savage ' culture war ' on Austria's intelligentsia for decades.

• convulsion: This was abetted by the intellectual convulsions on the academic and political left about the causes and consequences of crime.

• councilor: The fact is officers have gone from one disaster to another and they've been aided and abetted by some councilors.

Preposition: in

• murder: Stobie had been accused of aiding and abetting in the murder of Pat Finucane, a Belfast solicitor killed on 12 February 1989.