Word of the Week 03/07/24
Connive : (kuh-NYVE) a verb meaning to conspire to do something considered immoral, illegal, or harmful "Roger suspected that his coworkers were conniving to get him fired when in reality …
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Word of the Week 03/07/24
Connive: (kuh-NYVE) a verb meaning to conspire to do something considered immoral, illegal, or harmful
"Roger suspected that his coworkers were conniving to get him fired when in reality they were planning his surprise birthday party."
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