noun
- The act or an instance of conspiring.
- A joint effort directed toward a goal.
Related Forms:
- con′spi·ra′tion·al
adjective
conspiration
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Noun
(plural conspirations)
- Agreement or concurrence for some end or purpose
- A plot between two or more people against somebody's wishes; conspiracy.
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