The Collaborative International Dictionary
Complicity \Com*plic"i*ty\, n.; pl. Complicities. [F. complicit['e].] The state of being an accomplice; participation in guilt.
Wiktionary
n. (plural of complicity English)
Usage examples of "complicities".
To outrage Right, to suppress the Assembly, to abolish the Constitution, to strangle the Republic, to overthrow the Nation, to sully the Flag, to dishonor the Army, to suborn the Clergy and the Magistracy, to succeed, to triumph, to govern, to administer, to exile, to banish, to transport, to ruin, to assassinate, to reign, with such complicities that the law at last resembles a foul bed of corruption.
Well, she knew now--knew weaknesses and strengths she had not dreamed of, and the deep discord and still deeper complicities between what thought in her and what blindly wanted.