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a person who takes part in a conspiracy; plotter.
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Conspirator
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conspirator
1413, conspyratour, from Fr. conspirateur, from L. conspiratorem, noun of action from conspirare (see conspire). Fem. form conspiratress is from mid-18c. Related: Conspiratorial (1855); conspiratorially (1912); conspiratory (adj., 1801).
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