Accomplice and Help

Accomplice

Accomplice noun - A person who joins with another in carrying out some plan (especially an unethical or illegal plan).

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Help and accomplice are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Help" instead a noun "Accomplice".

Help noun - An act or instance of helping.

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Accomplice and help are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Accomplice" instead a noun "Help".

Nearby Words: helpful, helped, helpless, helper, helping

human	human accomplice	human help
female	female accomplice	female help
inside	inside accomplice	inside help
actual	actual accomplice	actual help
Other adjectives: real, psychic, new, major, possible, less, random, occasional, unwitting, unwilling.

To this end they simply make him think his latest accomplice is planning to betray him, causing said accomplice to realise how dangerous he is and turn to the police for help.

Source: Its All About Me / Live-Action TV
To Be Lawful or Good: Kiera figures out that a murderer had an accomplice but then realizes that in a few years the accomplice will become a world-renowned scientist whose work will help millions of people.

Source: Series / Continuum
The fact that the dramatic tension of the Villainous Breakdown pales in comparison to both The Reveal and the accomplice's earlier breakdown really doesn't help matters.

Source: Ending Fatigue

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