Verb:

এ দেখেও না দেখা,

connive at's Usage Examples:

When these magistrates "connive at kings when they tyrannise and insult over the humbler of the people" they.

offered £20,000 and an advantageous match for his daughter, he refused to connive at the earl's escape, or to admit Captain Billingsley and his suspicious.

The state, represented by the emperor Phocas, is persuaded to connive at the pope's assumption of spiritual authority; the other churches are intimidated.

amorous intrigue in which Volpino, the chimney sweep, and Lisel, the cook, connive at receiving a dowry from their social betters, Herr von Bär and Herr von.

the offer of a bishopric, and afterwards of a pension, to induce him to connive at the changes which were being introduced.

Taylor encounters the beautiful bronze-haired prostitute who will later connive at his death.

13,000 cheering partisans in Chicago, said Altgeld was "one who would connive at wholesale murder," who "condones and encourages the most infamous of murders.

resigned from the Cabinet to join the Opposition "because I could not connive at some things that were carrying on", and by joining the opposition he did.

for Northern people to rob him of his slave than it would be for him to connive at horse stealing".

his account in American Notes and Queries, his prejudices "led him to connive at the dismemberment of Connecticut.

political culture and unnamed media figures and politicians who would "connive at dishonour" by spreading anonymous, self-serving claims: "A febrile media.

heads of villages and even the chiefs of clans,' the British reported, 'connive at the practice, and participate in the profits.

Synonyms:

encourage; further; wink at; boost; promote; advance;

Antonyms:

discourage; dishearten; despair; near; lower;